Parkgreen Residences

Parkgreen Residences is a 114-unit apartment building by Alishaan Developments, currently under construction in Wadi Al Safa 2, a mid-distance residential district that sits within the broader Liwan community east of central Dubai.

# The building and its position in Wadi Al Safa 2

A single residential tower, Parkgreen Residences occupies a district that has steadily attracted owner-occupiers and buy-to-let investors priced out of more established addresses. Wadi Al Safa 2 is not a waterfront or a downtown postcode. Its proposition is different: lower land costs, lower service charges, and a quieter residential atmosphere suited to families and longer-term tenants.

The development's architecture takes its cues from the landscaped surroundings common to the Liwan masterplan, where tree-lined streets and low-density planning create some breathing room between buildings. At 114 units across a single structure, Parkgreen is a modestly scaled project, which tends to suit buyers who prefer a smaller residents' population over the anonymity of a large tower.

Service charges are set at 11 AED per square foot.

# Residences, layouts and internal specification

The unit mix covers one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, ranging from 656 sq ft to 1,831 sq ft. That spread gives the building genuine range: the entry-level one-beds start at around 656 sq ft, while the largest three-bedroom apartment reaches close to 1,831 sq ft, a size that remains competitive against comparable mid-market Dubai addresses.

One-bedroom apartments are priced from approximately AED 870,000 to AED 1,261,000, with floor areas between 656 sq ft and 970 sq ft. Two-bedroom units run from roughly AED 1,532,000 to AED 2,014,000, across floor plates of 1,179 to 1,573 sq ft. Three-bedroom apartments start at AED 1,866,000 and reach AED 2,289,000, with the largest configuration at 1,831 sq ft.

All residences are delivered semi-furnished. Kitchens arrive with built-in appliances and fitted cabinetry. The developer describes the material palette as nature-influenced, with Italian-sourced finishes cited in the specification, though buyers conducting due diligence should confirm the precise scope of that specification directly before exchange.

# Amenities within the building

The amenity offering is functional rather than resort-style. Residents have access to a swimming pool, a gym, a dedicated fitness studio, and an indoor children's play area. A co-working space and a multipurpose room round out the communal facilities.

For a building of 114 units, this is a proportionate package. It covers the essentials that both families and working residents look for without the maintenance overhead of an oversized leisure deck.

# Connectivity and the surrounding district

Wadi Al Safa 2 sits within reach of the major arterial roads that structure Dubai's eastern residential belt, giving residents access to the city's commercial corridors without requiring a central address. The Liwan community, of which this district forms a part, was planned with schools, retail, and mosques within its footprint, which matters for families evaluating day-to-day practicality. No nearby landmarks have been confirmed in the current project data, so buyers should map specific commute times to their own points of reference.

# What this building represents for a mid-market Dubai buyer

Parkgreen Residences sits at the more accessible end of Dubai's residential spectrum, with entry prices below AED 900,000 for a one-bedroom apartment in a semi-furnished, amenity-equipped building. That positions it firmly within reach of first-time Dubai buyers, investors targeting the rental market in Liwan, and GCC-based buyers seeking a buy-to-hold asset with a lower capital commitment than marina or downtown addresses demand.

The building is currently under construction with readiness progress at zero, so buyers are acquiring off-plan. Payment structure and completion timeline should be confirmed with Alishaan Developments directly, as no completion date or escrow registration number appears in the current available data. For buyers comfortable with off-plan exposure in an established masterplan community, the price-per-square-foot arithmetic and the modest service charge rate make the numbers worth examining.