HS2 Ltd recently celebrated a world-first as around 450 people from HS2’s construction contractor in the Midlands – Balfour Beatty VINCI (BBV) – slid a 12,600 tonne bridge a record 165 metres to position it across the M42 motorway in Warwickshire. The site team worked around the clock to move
There are over 250,000 self-employed tradespeople in the UK, and as we head into a new year, many will be considering taking the step and setting up their own business. With this in mind, IronmongeryDirect has partnered with Rick Smith, Managing Director at Forbes Burton, to share some expert tips
Legal & General Capital announces that it committed around £5bn towards levelling up the UK’s towns and cities across 2022, driving regional economic growth, tackling the housing crisis, and supporting the climate transition, whilst expanding its footprint into the US for the first time. Despite globally economic uncertainty, Legal &
Mace has been appointed as the main contractor on the refurbishment of Fleet Street’s Peterborough Court, the largest interiors project for the Group in the past decade. Construction has started on the landmark Fleet Street office development scheme, Peterborough Court, the former European headquarters of Goldman Sachs. Peterborough Court, located
Sheen Lane Developments has got the planning thumbs up to turn a landmark House of Fraser building in south west London into a mixed-use development with gym and restaurant. The firm will redevelop the George Street store in Richmond giving it an additional top floor and extending the basement for
Plans have been approved for housing-led regeneration project in Ham, South-West London by leading housebuilder The Hill Group and London housing provider Richmond Housing Partnership (RHP). Richmond Council’s planning committee approved the proposals for Ham Close, which include 452 new homes, alongside new community facilities and a range of public
The UK construction sector has taken a number of significant steps towards net zero, according to data published this week by the Construction Leadership Council (CLC), as UK bank NatWest reflects on its key role as a partner of the programme helping its construction customers make the transition. At COP26
One of the largest groups of independent builders merchant in the UK, with in excess of 170 branches throughout the South of England, has launched a comprehensive cost of living support package for its employees. Some 2,000+ employees across the 20 brands of the Independent Builders Merchant Group (IBMG), will benefit from
EPC (energy performance certificate) is used to assess the energy efficiency of your property and grades it from A to G (most to least efficient respectively). Once the certificate is issued, the certificate is valid for 10 years. Since 2018, any properties for rent are legally mandated to have an
Elite Downtown Residence is an off-plan real estate in Dubai consisting of a 29-storey housing estate right in the heart of the metropolis, the area also known as Downtown. The complex is attractive for residents with children and businessmen to the same degree. The key information about the project, its location,
HS2 Ltd recently celebrated a world-first as around 450 people from HS2’s construction contractor in the Midlands – Balfour Beatty VINCI (BBV) – slid a 12,600 tonne bridge a record 165 metres to position it across the M42 motorway in Warwickshire. The site team worked around the clock to move HS2’s Marston Box bridge into place over the M42 during the Christmas period. The dramatic operation took 40 hours, at a speed of 4 metres per hour, from Saturday 24 to Monday 26 December during a 10-day closure of the motorway between Junctions J9 and J10 (northbound and southbound). The motorway is on schedule to reopen at 0500 on Tuesday, 3 January 2023. Rail Minister Huw Merriman said: “This is yet another astonishing achievement by HS2 – a project which is already changing lives through employment and regeneration, and will completely transform the way we live and work once trains hit the tracks. “Thank you to the 450 people working over the Christmas period on this incredible operation, who are playing their part in bringing this pioneering project to life. What a way to end the year.” HS2 Ltd’s Civils Delivery Director, Mike Lyons said: “This is the first box slide of its kind over a motorway in the UK, and we believe it’s also the world’s longest slide, so it’s a great achievement for HS2 as we quickly approach peak construction. It’s fantastic to celebrate another big milestone for a project that is already providing work for almost 30,000 people today, and in the future, it will encourage people to use zero carbon public transport.” Over the last six months, the giant 86 metre-long structure was built on land next to the motorway. The structure, developed by a Design Joint Venture of Mott MacDonald and Systra, working on behalf of BBV, has a base, three walls and top slab. The sliding mechanism, designed by specialist civil and structural engineering company Freyssinet, allowed the box to be pushed into place over the motorway on a guiding raft over a distance of 163 metres – which is believed to be the world’s longest box slide. On completion, the whole structure will be around 190 metres in length, and will carry HS2 over the motorway as it heads north to Crewe, or on its southward journey as it loops into Birmingham Curzon Street or continues straight on to Interchange Station in Solihull, Old Oak Common Station and London Euston. Once built, the railway bridge will connect to Dunton Wood Embankment to the south and the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal Viaduct, which crosses the heritage canal, to the north. This construction method, which allowed it to be moved into place in one movement meant only two one-week closures of the motorway over a 12-month period, dramatically reducing disruption for road users. Sasan Ghavami, Balfour Beatty VINCI’s Construction Director for the project said: “We’re extremely proud to have successfully delivered the world’s longest box slide. It’s a huge achievement for our project team and everyone connected with Balfour Beatty VINCI. “We’ve used innovative construction techniques and worked tirelessly throughout the Christmas period to move this 12,600 tonne bridge over the M42 motorway – all done with the aim of keeping disruption to an absolute minimum.” The box slide operation is part of HS2’s 550,000 square metre site at Kingsbury, where over 1,000 people are currently working. Around 6,800 people are already employed in HS2’s construction in the West Midlands, with thousands more jobs supported through the wider supply chain. HS2 and its contractor Balfour Beatty VINCI (BBV) has worked in partnership with National Highways to deliver this intricate operation. National Highways Senior Network Planner, Frank Bird said: “We’d like to say a big thank-you to motorists for their patience during the closure of the M42. It’s never easy to close a busy motorway such as the M42 for an extended period of time but it has been vital to ensure the safety of the workforce and motorists while this work is taking place. “We’ve been working collaboratively with HS2 for the past 18 months to ensure the operation ran smoothly and to help keep disruption to a minimum for drivers. The installation of the new Marston Box bridge is a significant milestone in the HS2 project and it’s great to see it finally in place.” Building, Design and Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
There are over 250,000 self-employed tradespeople in the UK, and as we head into a new year, many will be considering taking the step and setting up their own business. With this in mind, IronmongeryDirect has partnered with Rick Smith, Managing Director at Forbes Burton, to share some expert tips on how to make sure your new company has the smoothest start possible. 1. Know your costs Knowing the costs of running the business is the first step on the road to success, and if this stage is missed, then the future of the company is at risk. Rick says: “Your first goal should be to have three months of running costs in a separate account to give you security. “Next you should evaluate the true cost of starting up your business. Make sure you have an understanding of the expected running costs, including wages, rent, rates, vehicles and what all this will total in cost per week, month and quarter to trade with no work coming in. “You also need to know what it is going to cost for things like rent deposits, equipment, tools and supplies for your first few jobs. Remember, at first you may not get paid for quite some time. “Finally, always price your work according to your figures. If you have the previous few steps worked out, this should be easy and will ensure smooth sailing for the most part.” 2. Remember to focus on the whole business Many tradespeople will set up their own business because they’re experienced on the job and are confident in their abilities, but the work itself is only one part of running a successful business, and tradespeople also need to learn how to run a company. Rick says: “A high percentage of our trade clients grow through a demand for their services. Put simply, if you are good at what you do, you will be in demand. “The problems start when they have to learn how to run a business. Providing a quality service and running the business well are equally important and you can’t do one without the other. “The business side of it doesn’t always get the attention it requires, which can mean the foundations of the company are weak. A combination of poor systems, processes and financials means cracks will appear and it then becomes a real problem that can spiral.” 3. Implement a sustainable structure Remembering to divide your time between completing work and running the business is vital to the company’s survival, so you should ensure that you dedicate time to creating a structure that allows both aspects of the company to get the attention they need. Rick says: “If you are an established tradesperson, you should know how to quote and fulfil the work before you even set up a business, but time should be taken to research, get a good understanding and implement a structure to your business that is sustainable. “The golden rule should be, get the right balance of working in and on your business. Scheduling your time weekly, rather than monthly to work on your business is always a good idea. It may seem like an inconvenience getting in the way of fulfilment of work but is the difference between success and failure in a lot of cases.” 4. Market your work You could be an incredible tradesperson but getting the word out about your company is something that takes time and specific attention, otherwise you’ll find work difficult to come by, regardless of your skill. Rick says: “Start by looking at what is working for other people in your position, how are they marketing their business? “You should consider things like signage on the site of jobs you’re working on, or at least on your work vehicle. You should also make use of social media, like Facebook, where community groups can be especially good at getting word out about your services. You can also use physical marketing, such as printing leaflets and information booklets to distribute in key areas.” You can read more of tips on how to make the most out of social media here. 5. Build your reputation Finally, developing a good reputation is key to long term success, and will ensure that you have a growing list of reliable clients. Rick says: “Word of mouth is always invaluable in spreading the message about your company, and you should always look to provide the highest quality of service to build your reputation. “Treat your customers well and be polite, do your job to the best of your ability, and don’t be afraid to ask for testimonials and reviews after a job well done. “If you’re just starting out, you can always ask your clients to pass on the word to their friends and family, which may just lead to you securing new work.” For expert tips on how to set up a trade business, visit: https://www.ironmongerydirect.co.uk/blog/expert-tips-for-setting-up-a-new-business Building, Design and Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Legal & General Capital announces that it committed around £5bn towards levelling up the UK’s towns and cities across 2022, driving regional economic growth, tackling the housing crisis, and supporting the climate transition, whilst expanding its footprint into the US for the first time. Despite globally economic uncertainty, Legal & General Capital has significantly increased its alternative asset commitments in 2022, backing the delivery of over 17,000 new homes, 2.7m sq ft of commercial real estate across the UK and US, and investing in multiple innovative clean energy businesses to support the transition to a low carbon economy. Legal & General Capital’s commitments in 2022 mean it is on track to deliver against its stated ambitions to generate up to £600m in profit from alternative assets by 2025, with returns of around 10% to 12% per annum, across its key focus areas of housing, SME finance, specialist commercial real estate, digital infrastructure and clean energy. In 2022, Legal & General Capital’s commitments have included: Laura Mason, CEO of Legal & General Capital said: “2022 has been a landmark year for Legal & General Capital as we have made major commitments to deliver transformational schemes in all our alternative asset specialisms across both the UK and, for the first time, the USA. Much of this has come through strategic partnerships with like-minded investors, who are seeking stable, long-term returns, but also looking to drive positive social impact and limit the impacts of climate change. With an increasingly uncertain picture over the next 12 months, it’s essential that financial institutions continue to invest in the real economy, recycling pensions funds and savings into projects that help to create jobs, housing and vital infrastructure. Despite headwinds, our appetite to continue to invest globally, alongside other institutional partners, remains strong for 2023”. Building, Design and Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Mace has been appointed as the main contractor on the refurbishment of Fleet Street’s Peterborough Court, the largest interiors project for the Group in the past decade. Construction has started on the landmark Fleet Street office development scheme, Peterborough Court, the former European headquarters of Goldman Sachs. Peterborough Court, located at 133 Fleet Street, will be remodelled to create 292,000 sq ft of curated Grade A workspace and ground floor retail across eleven floors. The iconic property offers flexible floor plates of between 16,000 sq ft and 33,000 sq ft, with access to private terraces across four floors and public courtyard open space. The scheme will be available for occupation from Q2 2024. CBRE and JLL are joint leasing agents. Peterborough Court features transformed Fleet Street and Shoe Lane building entrances, activated frontages, a long gallery entrance with new glazing, and redesigned interiors aligned to the highest sustainability standards, health and wellness and dual-feed, 100% ‘All-Electric’ technology. The building will target green building certification BREEAM status of ‘Excellent’, or better, as well as ‘Platinum’ ratings for WELL (health and well-being), Wiredscore (broadband connectivity) and ActiveScore (commuter convenience). In addition, a minimum EPC energy efficiency rating of ‘B’ rating will be achieved. Peterborough Court has excellent transport and cycle connections adjacent to the Fleet Street conservation area. The property will offer c. 600 cycle spaces, EV charging points, luxury showers, lockers, changing and support facilities to appeal to London’s cyclist commuter market. The design features SMART technology, outdoor spaces, attractive on-site F&B amenities and impressive leisure facilities. The building is expected to exceed LETI 2030 and RIBA Climate Challenge 2030 embodied carbon targets. The £120 million investment programme for Peterborough Court is managed by Broadwater Capital. Mace, the international construction and consultancy firm, has been appointed as the main contractor on the scheme and will be supported by JRA for architectural services and BDP for structures and lighting. Gardiner & Theobald provide Project Management and Cost Consultancy services and Gerald Eve act as the planning advisor. Building, Design and Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Sheen Lane Developments has got the planning thumbs up to turn a landmark House of Fraser building in south west London into a mixed-use development with gym and restaurant. The firm will redevelop the George Street store in Richmond giving it an additional top floor and extending the basement for a swimming pool. The grade II-listed store was originally built in the 1960s and has been empty since September 2020 when House of Fraser ceased trading. “We’re extremely pleased to have secured planning consent for this prominent town centre building in the heart of Richmond. It offers a superb opportunity to bring back into use a key building that has been empty for more than two years,” said Henry Courtier, of planning consultant Pegasus Group. The developer Sheen Lane Developments is now starting work having already secured occupational interest from several operators, and it is expected that the basement and first floor will be occupied by private gyms, with the ground floor being retail and a restaurant. Offices would occupy floors two and three, while another restaurant would move to the fourth floor. Building, Design and Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Plans have been approved for housing-led regeneration project in Ham, South-West London by leading housebuilder The Hill Group and London housing provider Richmond Housing Partnership (RHP). Richmond Council’s planning committee approved the proposals for Ham Close, which include 452 new homes, alongside new community facilities and a range of public green spaces. The final approval is expected in the new year once it has been assessed by the GLA. The redevelopment of Ham Close is a landmark project for the area and will replace several outdated blocks of flats built in the 1960s with a range of high-quality new homes. All current tenants of the existing affordable homes will be moving directly into their new home, except for a small number of tenants who’ve been provided alternative housing whilst the development happens before having the opportunity to return to their new homes. There will also be a range of additional affordable and private sale homes, all carefully designed to high standards of energy efficiency. Approximately 49% of the homes will be affordable, for rent, London Living Rent and Shared Ownership, and 10% will be wheelchair accessible. The new neighbourhood will also include a community centre, a new building for community workshop Richmond MakerLabs, and a park with play spaces. “We are delighted to receive planning consent for the landmark regeneration project at Ham Close and we are looking forward to gaining final approval from the GLA in due course. We will be working with our partner RHP to finalise matters and move forward immediately to the construction stage. The vision for Ham Close is to create a vibrant and inclusive community for existing and future residents that incorporates sustainable, high-quality homes together with a range of new community facilities and impressive green spaces. We are looking forward to making that vision a reality,” said Andy Hill, Group Chief Executive at The Hill Group. This outcome is the result of several years’ work between Richmond Council and RHP, the largest provider of affordable housing in the borough, to secure the regeneration of the estate. Working closely with the local community, the focus has been on creating a sustainable new development that meets current and future local housing needs. The raft of benefits generated by the regeneration of Ham Close also includes a £2m social impact fund, opportunities for apprenticeships and construction jobs for local residents, and a 23% net biodiversity gain for the site. The designs for Ham Close were developed by architect practice BPTW. They worked closely with local architecture practice WR-AP, which designed the community centre, Makers Lab, and landscape consultant LUC. Building, Design and Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
The UK construction sector has taken a number of significant steps towards net zero, according to data published this week by the Construction Leadership Council (CLC), as UK bank NatWest reflects on its key role as a partner of the programme helping its construction customers make the transition. At COP26 last year, the Construction Leadership Council launched its CO2nstruct Zero programme, with associated measures to track carbon reduction activities, and challenge the industry to improve in 9 key areas. The first annual review of progress published on Monday, sets out the evidence that UK construction is playing a leading role in cutting carbon. The annual CO2nstruct Zero Performance Dashboard shows that the last 12 months has seen the sector: In support of its customers in the construction sector as a leading partner of the programme, NatWest has taken a number of steps in the last 12 months to help its customers improve in the 9 key areas outlined in Construct Zero’s dashboard. Earlier this year, the bank launched its Carbon Planner tool, designed to help SMEs understand their carbon footprint and suggest tailored actions to help reduce emissions and cost. The bank has also introduced green loans and green asset finance to support businesses across the sector to invest in zero emission plant and electric vehicles, as well as charging points and associated infrastructure. The bank also formed its Sustainable Homes and Building Coalition with Worcester Bosch, British Gas, Scottish Power and Shelter, to raise awareness around retrofit, and are currently retrofitting 10 homes as part of the coalitions retrofit pilot. CO2nstruct Zero’s network has grown rapidly, with more than 200 organisations now established as Business Champions and Partners under the programme, alongside NatWest. This network has played a crucial role in supporting carbon reduction policy development, feeding into UK Government work on retrofit and energy security, as well as developing its own detailed plans including a route map to cut diesel usage on sites. Construction Leadership Council Deputy Co-Chair Richard Robinson said: “Last year we asked the industry to join us on a journey towards a lower carbon future, and the response has been very encouraging. We must now build on this momentum, pushing ahead with pace and purpose in 2023 as we continue to play a leading role in getting the UK to net zero.” Laura Capper, Head of Manufacturing and Construction, NatWest Group said: “We are delighted to be a part of the Construct Zero programme, and are pleased to see the progress being made in the first 12 months. We know our customers want access to tools and products that will help them enact long term, meaningful change within their business, and our partnership with the CLC is helping ensure we focus on the areas that will make the most difference to the sector. We look forward to continued collaboration with Construct Zero and the wider network over the coming year.” Building, Design and Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
One of the largest groups of independent builders merchant in the UK, with in excess of 170 branches throughout the South of England, has launched a comprehensive cost of living support package for its employees. Some 2,000+ employees across the 20 brands of the Independent Builders Merchant Group (IBMG), will benefit from a three-pronged package of additional support that includes a one-off winter payment, a ‘perks package’ and a special Employee Purchase Scheme(EPS). IBMG is making a one-off payment of £500 to employees this winter in an immediate effort to assist with the rising cost of living. Along-side this IBMG has also launched a Group-wide employee ‘perks package’, that has proven successful in saving £1000s during its pilot run throughout the Parker Building Supplies network. This package provides discounts for IBMG employees on a raft of daily essentials such as groceries, clothes, mobile phones, insurance and household bills. Finally, IBMG has a new special employee purchase scheme(EPS) that provides employees of the Group with exceptional discounts on IBMG’s vast range energy saving products, such as insulation and draught proofing – a key to longer-term security from rising energy costs. IBMG’s CEO, Martin Stables, said: “We are delighted to be able to provide this support. We forecast that the combination of these measures will immediately benefit and support our team. “These are extraordinary times and as a leading group of successful builders merchants, we feel it is important to support our brilliant employees throughout the business. The vast majority of our team have been with the business for many years. Everyone works hard, showing dedication to their role and we want to help them and their families even further at this challenging time. “From a winter payment and help with energy saving measures, to an extensive discount package to help with day-to-day household expenditures we hope to wrap our arms around each person in our IBMG family and provide help through this winter and beyond.” The support package is considered to be one of the most generous in the sector and has been hugely welcomed by all employees of IBMG. www.Independentbm.com Building, Design and Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
EPC (energy performance certificate) is used to assess the energy efficiency of your property and grades it from A to G (most to least efficient respectively). Once the certificate is issued, the certificate is valid for 10 years. Since 2018, any properties for rent are legally mandated to have an EPC rating of E (at least). However, in 2025, landlords are required to have a minimum EPC rating of C. Including if you are selling a property with tenants. If you are a landlord, here are some of the best tips to help you meet these efficiency standards. What’s My Current Energy Performance Rating? Before you start improvising, you need to have an idea of how your buy-to-let property is performing currently. Use the provided government-approved tool to determine your current performance rating. If you have an expired certificate, you need to book an energy assessment as soon as possible. What Do The Changes To EPC C Targets Mean? To guarantee the reduction of carbon emissions for buildings and improve overall energy efficiency for your home, every buy-to-let property needs to have an EPC rating of at least C by 2025. In adherence to these guidelines, all new tenancies proposed to start from December 2025 to December 2028 must be done in a property with a minimum EPC rating of C. How Can I Improve The Energy Efficiency Rating Of My Home? You can achieve this if you start working on any home improvements as soon as possible. You need to prepare for the construction work to meet the minimum energy efficiency standards. Here are some examples to help you get started. • Switch to low-energy LED lightbulbs • Insulate pipes • Seal gaps in loft hatches, pipes and doors • Add draught excluders What Are The Exemptions In Place For Landlords? Here are some of the exemptions from this rule. • If the cost of raising your EPC rating exceeds £3,500, your property will be placed in an exemption register for 5 years. • If it is a temporary building being used for 2 years or less • If it is a place of worship or other religious activities • If it is an industrial site, workshop, or non-residential agricultural building that doesn’t use too much energy according to ahci.co.uk • If it is a detached building where the total floor space is less than 50 square meters • If the property is due to be demolished by the landlord or seller as long as they have the relevant planning and conversation consents.
Elite Downtown Residence is an off-plan real estate in Dubai consisting of a 29-storey housing estate right in the heart of the metropolis, the area also known as Downtown. The complex is attractive for residents with children and businessmen to the same degree. The key information about the project, its location, and schools nearby is in the article below. Residential complex Elite Downtown Residences in Dubai This estate was created specifically for choosy customers. This is a masterpiece building in the middle of the city and a project that blends a high standard of life with affordable prices for this segment. The housing estate is a 29-storey tower with elite apartments and a number of amenities like a swimming pool, a premium fitness room, and much more. Apartments with premium finishes and top-class amenities will be included as well. Key Specifications So, the main things you should know about Elite Downtown Residences are: An overview Construction of Elite Downtown Residences began in 2017. This is a project of Triplanet Range Investments Ltd. The main architect is Barajeel Engineering Consultants. TMF Euro Foundations is responsible for the design. The project was launched in 2015. Location The complex is situated right next to the iconic Southridge Towers in Business Bay. Not only businessmen working in the neighbouring business districts will appreciate this location. Connoisseurs of aesthetics will be pleased with magnificent views of the city’s fountains and the famous Burj Khalifa skyscraper, the gem of the urban landscape. The Business Bay community lies along the Dubai Water Canal, a water route that flows out of the Creek in Deira and goes to sea again at Jumeirah Beach, just 1.5 km away from the Burj Khalifa, the highest building in the whole world. The developing Business Bay includes 6 million square meters of housing projects. The community has shown itself as the emirate’s new business center with office and residential towers, well-maintained gardens, and highway and waterway networks. This forward-looking district draws businessmen and investors from all over the world. At the same time, it gains fame as a comfortable neighborhood for family life. The building is situated in one of the city’s trendiest neighborhoods. The best residential skyscrapers can be found in this lavish district, along with a variety of places for relaxation, shopping, and entertainment such the Dubai Mall, the Dubai Fountain, and the Dubai Opera. The Elite Downtown Residences provide some of the most inexpensive housing in one of the most prestigious areas of the city. If you want to live in the posh Downtown Dubai, you don’t have to sacrifice your financial stability. You can get to important areas, places, and facilities in a matter of minutes from here: Major attractions: Family attractions There are a number of entertainment venues and attractions for families to enjoy near the complex, like: Local schools Numerous educational institutions are situated nearby to Elite Downtown Residences, like Global Indian International School Dubai or GEMS Our Own Indian School. These schools are about 2.4 km away from the complex. Eight neighboгring schools, such as Horizon English School Dubai and Jumeirah English Speaking School, have obtained one of the two highest inspection ratings from the Government: “Very Good” or “Excellent” in terms of academic performance. Apartments for sale off-plan in Dubai Elite Downtown offers a choice of studios, fully furnished one-, two- and three-bedroom configuration options with balconies and stunning city views, as well as the Dubai Fountain and the Burj Khalifa views. Investors and future residents will be able to select apartments ranging from 46 sq. m to over 280 sq. m, as well as spacious suites, and apartments with balconies. Elite Downtown, in the center of the city, provides a great lifestyle and ideal living conditions. Downtown is one of the most iconic world’s places. It features nicely designed residential towers. Residents will have the opportunity to enjoy great shopping opportunities, including the famous Dubai Mall, as well as leisure and entertainment. Amenities The main features of the apartments are: Unit sizes and prices Investment appeal Frequently Asked Questions – Where is the housing estate located? It is situated in Downtown Dubai. – What is the initial value of Elite Downtown Residence? The starting price for premium apartments is 900,000 euros. – What amenities are available? Central air conditioning, covered parking lots, a gym, security service, as well as a swimming pool. – What views does Elite Downtown Residence provide? Views of the Burj Khalifa, the city, the fountain, and the pool. A selection of off-plan projects in Dubai Start your house hunting and compare prices throughout the city today! Details are on the website: https://elite-downtown-residence.ae/.
