Azizi Mina

Azizi Mina is a completed residential building by Azizi Developments on Palm Jumeirah, offering 14 fully furnished apartments across a single tower that completed in Q1 2021.

# The tower and its position on the Palm

Palm Jumeirah remains the most recognisable address in Dubai, an artificial island whose frond configuration places most residents within direct sight of the Arabian Gulf. Azizi Mina sits within this setting as a boutique building, modest in unit count by Palm standards, which gives it an intimacy that larger towers on the trunk cannot replicate.

The architecture follows a contemporary coastal register, using balconies and openings oriented toward the water to anchor views as a functional part of the design rather than an afterthought. At 14 residences, the building operates closer to a private residential block than a conventional apartment tower. That scale shapes everything from the pace of the lifts to the quietness of shared spaces.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The range opens with studios priced from AED 2,438,000 and sized between 641 and 751 sq ft. One-bedroom apartments run from approximately 1,208 to 1,835 sq ft, with prices from AED 3,725,000 to AED 4,566,000. Two-bedroom units reach up to 2,689 sq ft, priced as high as AED 6,560,000. A single three-bedroom residence of 2,468 sq ft is listed at AED 7,413,000.

All units are delivered fully furnished.

Interiors are finished in a European style using premium materials, with kitchens and bathrooms fitted with quality appliances and fittings. The larger two- and three-bedroom layouts in particular carry generous proportions by Dubai apartment standards, and the balconies across the range are sized to function as genuine outdoor living space rather than narrow ledges.

# Amenities and facilities

The amenities list is concise and purposeful. A climate-controlled infinity pool, a gymnasium, private beach access, play areas, and ample parking cover the baseline expectations for a Palm Jumeirah residence without overpromising on resort-style infrastructure that a boutique building cannot practically sustain.

Private beach access is the notable provision. On the Palm, direct beach access elevates daily life in ways that a pool alone cannot, and its inclusion here is a meaningful differentiator.

Service charges are set at AED 16 per sq ft annually.

# Getting around from the Palm fronds

The Palm's frond location means most journeys involve the Palm Monorail or the trunk road, so drive times carry practical weight for residents.

Aquaventure Waterpark sits 6.4 km away, approximately 15 minutes by car. Atlantis Mall is a similar distance at 16 minutes. The Burj Al Arab is reachable in around 33 minutes (19.1 km), and Downtown Dubai takes roughly 40 minutes covering 32.6 km. For families, Redwood Montessori Nursery is 11.9 km away, a 23-minute drive.

The distances confirm what most Palm buyers accept going in: the address is deliberately removed from the city's commercial pace, and daily convenience is calibrated accordingly.

# Who Azizi Mina suits, and where it sits in the Palm market

A 14-unit building on Palm Jumeirah with a price ceiling just above AED 7.4 million occupies a considered position. It is not competing with the large-floor-plan penthouses of COMO Residences or the branded hotel residences further along the crescent. Its proposition is quieter: a small, completed, fully furnished building with beach access, where a buyer can acquire a ready asset and occupy or lease it immediately.

The buyer profile is likely an international purchaser prioritising discretion and liveability over headline scale. Furnished delivery removes fit-out friction for those splitting time between Dubai and another home city. For investors, the combination of a desirable postcode, completed status, and a manageable entry price in the AED 2.4 to 4.5 million band makes yield modelling straightforward against known Palm rental comparables.