Situated in the heart of New Dubai on Sheikh Zayed Road and between two metro stations, Jumeirah Lakes Towers, or JLT, is the ideal address to live, work and play.

JLTs dynamic lakefront community spread over 200 hectares encompasses 64 attractive residential and commercial towers alongside hotels, leisure and 160 retail outlets with over 50,000 people living and working here. There are four winding, man-made lakes, where community members can enjoy an array of outdoor cafes, restaurants, and childrens play areas.

The centerpiece of JLT is the iconic Almas Tower, the tallest commercial tower in the Middle East.

Almas Tower is home to the DMCC, the free zone authority of JLT. At Almas, you can find the DMCCs Client Service Centre, a comprehensive facility combining government and customer services that makes setting up a business at the JLT free zone easier than ever, as well as theAlmas Tower Conference Centre; the ideal venue for business and social events.

The Community:

With a growing population of currently over 25,000 residents and 10,000 people working in the free zone, the JLT community is extremely vibrant and diverse. From single entrepreneurs who have set up businesses at the free zone, to families enjoying a pleasurable lifestyle, Jumeirah Lakes Towers is the ideal choice to live, work and play.

Our residentscome from varied backgrounds, cultures and nationalities and have chosen the community for a range of different reasons, and we cater to their requirements the best we can.

For families, there are currently four covered childrens play areas allowing children to make use of them during the hotter months and security are always on patrol across the development to ensure an appropriate level of oversight.

All the residential towers have recreational facilities such as swimming pools, gyms and wet rooms, and for those who prefer outdoors exercise, theres plenty of space to jog or cycle around the lakes.

Jumeirah Lakes Towers is more than a development or a free zone; it is also a thriving community. We love seeing our community get together and get to know one another, and we have a variety of activities planned for the entire community:

• Community fairs on the lake front promoting local talent;
• Open air farmers markets;
• Charity fairs and
• Dubai Shopping Festival activities along JLTs waterfront.

As were situated just 45 minutes from Abu Dhabi, JLT is also ideal for those who commute to the capital. With two metro stations servicing the community (Jumeirah Lakes Towers station and Dubai Marina Station) its never been easier to travel to the City Centre or Airport without worrying about traffic or parking.

For those looking for easy access to Dubai hotspots, the beach and marina are also only a five-minute drive away from JLT, although many of our residents prefer to walk during the cooler months, crossing over Sheikh Zayed Road via the metro bridges. Ibn Battuta Mall is also a five-minute drive away, Marina Mall is at a similar distance and Mall of the Emirates is only 10 minutes away; both accessible by metro.

Of course, you dont have to go all the way to a mall to do your grocery shopping. We currently have several Carrefour Express outlets and a Spinneys Market in JLT. We also have a range of independent grocery stores that offer home delivery services. In fact, JLT has over one million square feet of retail, located at the upper concourse and lower lakeside promenade level which is fast filling up.

Call Yaqoob 35684 on +97155 1075400 / 04 453 4666 or visit www.moryarealestate.com for further details

Company name: Morya Real Estate
RERA ORN: 1868
Address: 2605 Aspect Tower, Business Bay, Dubai, UAE
Office phone no: +971 4 453 4666
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Website: www.moryarealestate.com
Company Profile: At Morya Real Estate, customer satisfaction is of paramount importance, and our employees leave no stone unturned to make the customers' experience a unique one. Diverse languages are spoken within the Company which in turn renders the whole organization a distinctive experience of multiculturalism.