AHS Tower

    By AHS Properties · DIFC (Dubai International Financial Center), Dubai

    Status
    out_of_stock
    Booking
    70% on booking

    AHS Tower is a 69-storey commercial tower developed by AHS Properties, a subsidiary of the Dubai-based AHS Group founded by Abbas Sajwani. The tower offers full-floor and half-floor commercial layouts, with floor plates ranging from approximately 6,278 to 6,695 square feet for full floors and 2,964 to 3,625 square feet for half floors, built around flexible configurations that combine open-plan offices with executive meeting spaces. Architecture is led by Killa Design, positioning the tower as a commercial landmark offering panoramic views of the skyline and sea. The development dedicates two entire floors to shared amenities. Ground-floor and mezzanine facilities include a signature lobby with a café corner, the Foothills Café and Lounge, a curated retail arcade, an exhibition centre, and the Members Club with an adjoining clubhouse for entertainment and relaxation. The Private Fitness Club and the Wellness Centre provide fitness facilities, a swimming pool and jacuzzi, spa treatment rooms, and relaxation lounges, while the upper level features the Sky Gallery and Winter Garden together with a private members' lounge and a grand sky atrium.

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    Common questions

    Does AHS Tower have a payment plan?

    Yes. The booking amount is 70% of the price. The Dubai Land Department fee of 4% is paid on top.

    Who is the developer of AHS Tower?

    AHS Tower is developed by AHS Properties. You can compare it with the developer's other live projects on their Aumra profile.

    Do I pay commission to buy AHS Tower through Aumra?

    No. For off-plan purchases the developer pays our fee, so buying through us costs you the same as buying direct, with independent advice on unit choice and payment plan.

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