Riviera 60

Riviera 60 is a residential tower by Azizi Developments in Meydan, currently under construction and 75 per cent complete, offering studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments within one of Dubai's more deliberately planned mid-city neighbourhoods.

# The Tower and Its Setting in Meydan

Meydan sits in the broader Mohammed Bin Rashid City district, a large-scale masterplan that has steadily filled in the space between Downtown Dubai and the outer suburbs. The location carries a certain structural logic: close enough to central Dubai to be convenient, far enough from its densest corridors to offer lower-rise, lower-density living at a more manageable price point.

Riviera 60 is a single building. At 74 units, the scale is deliberately contained. That figure matters to buyers who care about lift queues, parking ratios and general building manageability, issues that larger Meydan towers sometimes attract as resident numbers grow.

The wider Riviera community by Azizi has been built around a lagoon and a Mediterranean-style retail boulevard. The pedestrian avenue is a fixed part of the environment, not a future amenity subject to phasing delays.

# Residences, Layouts and Finish

The apartment range runs from studios starting around 421 square feet up to two-bedroom units reaching approximately 1,394 square feet. One-bedroom apartments occupy the widest band, with floor areas spanning from roughly 728 to just over 900 square feet depending on configuration, and prices sitting broadly between AED 1.8 million and AED 2.1 million across the available variants.

Two-bedroom units, sized between approximately 1,362 and 1,394 square feet, are priced from AED 3.24 million to AED 3.3 million. For buyers who need to translate: at the quoted sizes and prices, the per-square-foot cost across the two-bedroom tier runs close to AED 2,380 to AED 2,420, which sits within the normal range for Meydan off-plan at this stage of construction.

Kitchens are fitted as standard. The remainder of the apartment is delivered unfurnished, giving buyers the choice of fit-out without absorbing a developer's furniture package into the purchase price. The developer's reference materials cite Italian marble flooring, wood joinery and a broadly neutral interior palette. Service charges are quoted at AED 16 per square foot per year.

# Amenities on Site

The facilities list covers both active and passive uses. For sport: a fully equipped gym, basketball court, and a dedicated jogging and cycling track. For family use: a children's play area and separate adults' and kids' swimming pools. For social space: a BBQ area and the pedestrian avenue with retail and dining outlets integrated into the ground-floor programme.

# A note on what is not listed

No spa, no coworking lounge, no concierge, no wellness centre. Buyers accustomed to the amenity depth of towers such as those in Dubai Marina or Business Bay should calibrate expectations accordingly. What Riviera 60 offers is a practical and complete list, without features that inflate service charges for residents who would never use them.

# Location and the Meydan Connectivity Argument

Meydan connects to the wider city primarily by road, with Al Khail Road and Mohammed Bin Zayed Road both accessible within a short drive. Downtown Dubai and the Dubai Mall sit within roughly five to ten minutes depending on traffic conditions. Dubai International Airport is reachable in a comparable time frame.

The neighbourhood lacks a metro connection at present. That is an honest constraint for buyers without a car, or those managing tenants who rely on public transport. For the owner-occupier or investor targeting the car-owning professional demographic, it is less of an issue in practice.

# Who This Project Makes Sense For

The combination of a sub-AED 2 million entry point for a one-bedroom apartment, a 75 per cent completion rate, and a modest 74-unit building places Riviera 60 in a particular bracket of the Dubai market: late-stage off-plan with limited remaining delivery risk, in a location that has already established its character.

For GCC buyers seeking a modest city base, or European investors looking at one-bedroom units in the AED 1.8 million to AED 2 million range with a short timeline to handover, the construction progress removes some of the uncertainty that defines earlier off-plan commitments. The contained scale of the building also means the rental market on completion will not be immediately flooded by dozens of identical listings from the same address, a dynamic that can compress yields in larger Meydan towers.