Avenue Park Towers 2

541 homes bordering Zabeel Park, split across two towers with opposite profiles

Of the 541 units at Avenue Park Towers 2, 405 sit in Tower A and are limited to one and two bedroom layouts. Tower B holds just 136 units, all with a maid's room, including twelve duplexes. Wasl, a developer tied to Dubai's government ecosystem and one of the city's largest rental landlords, is placing this scheme within its Wasl 1 community in Al Kifaf. The plot sits next to Zabeel Park, between Sheikh Zayed Road and the Karama district. Sales are set to launch on 24 September 2026, with handover pencilled in for the second quarter of 2030. This means buyers are looking at an off-plan purchase with roughly four years to wait.

Tower A for professionals, Tower B for families

Tower A rises G+5P+37: a ground floor, five podium levels for parking, then 37 residential floors. It holds 135 one bedroom units and 270 two bedroom units. Sizes range from 857 to 1,507 square feet for the one bedroom units, and from 1,301 to 3,215 square feet for the two bedroom units, a wide spread that suggests some unusual layouts on the higher floors. Tower B, shorter at G+5P+29, takes a different approach with 74 two bedroom and 50 three bedroom units, all including a maid's room. This split clearly separates two buyer profiles: Tower A targets young DIFC professionals or buy-to-let investors, while Tower B is aimed at families wanting more space without leaving the city centre.

Twelve duplexes, some with private pools

The upper floors of Tower B house six three bedroom duplexes and six four bedroom duplexes. The three bedroom units start at 3,138 square feet, the four bedroom units at 4,408 square feet. Some of the three bedroom duplexes and all of the four bedroom units listed in the spec sheet come with a private pool. Every home in the development has a balcony, and the floor to ceiling glazing looks out over the Sheikh Zayed Road skyline. In Al Kifaf, where new supply is mostly made up of standard apartments, this kind of product is uncommon. With only twelve units on offer, resale liquidity will depend heavily on floor level and orientation.

A rooftop reserved for Tower B residents only

The two towers share a common podium. It includes a lobby with a lounge area, a shared gym, adult and children's pools, a play area and a multipurpose room. The amenities list also mentions a hammam, a yoga area, table tennis and an outdoor gym. Tower B adds a rooftop level reserved exclusively for its own residents: a rooftop pool, a fitness studio and a residents' lounge with a coworking space. This choice widens the gap in positioning between the two buildings. A Tower A one bedroom owner won't have access to it, which is worth weighing up if the rental pitch leans on amenities.

Max metro station on foot, DIFC ten minutes away

Max metro station, on the Red Line, is within walking distance of the development. Zabeel Park is two minutes away and the Dubai World Trade Centre roughly five minutes by car. Downtown Dubai and DIFC are quoted at ten minutes, Dubai International Airport (DXB) at fifteen. This puts the project in the closest residential pocket to the Sheikh Zayed Road business corridor, without Downtown's price per square foot. For a tenant working at DIFC or the World Trade Centre, having the metro and a park on the doorstep is a straightforward selling point.

Individual meters and fibre in every unit

The spec sheet offers a few useful details for landlords. Every home has its own electricity, water and LPG gas meters, avoiding the flat-rate recharges common in older buildings closer to the centre. Fibre runs directly into each apartment (FTTH) with a distribution cabinet per unit, an IP video intercom and both phone and data points. Access control, CCTV and a barrier at the podium car park round out the package. On the exterior, Wasl specifies painted cement render and double glazing on aluminium frames, a standard finish for Dubai rather than a signature facade. No architect is named in the released documents.