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    March 20th 2019dubai, tallest tower

    Look: One of UAE’s tallest towers rising in Dubai, to open in 2020

    Super-tall structure to have 2 infinity pools that will be among world’s highest

    Dubai: Dubai will add another super-tall tower to its growing list of record-breaking landmarks and it is due to open very soon.

    Now more than 60 per cent complete, the 75-storey tower in the Downtown Dubai district will have 254 hotel rooms, 371 flats and 321 hotel apartments, and it will be one of the tallest hotels and residences in the region.

    It will have two infinity pools situated atop the tower, offering 360-degree views of Dubai, including the world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa. These pools are slated to be the highest not just in Dubai, but also globally.

    Details about the project, as well as the updates of its construction, were disclosed this week by New York-based hospitality firm SBE. The company said the tower is scheduled to open in the third quarter of 2020.

    SBE has secured a partnership with World of Wonders Real Estate to develop the property, branded as SLS Dubai Hotel & Residences.

    Dubai’s skyline is peppered with iconic buildings, from the world’s tallest tower to the world’s tallest hotel. Work is still ongoing for the Dubai Creek Tower, which is set to surpass the height of Burj Khalifa.

    Seven out of ten tallest residential towers currently listed on Wikipedia are based in Dubai, including the Princess Tower, 23 Marina, Elite Residence, Marina Torch, HHHR Tower and Ocean Heights.

    The upcoming tower, which is a combination of hotel and residential units, is designed to have more floors than some of the listed structures.

    It is the first Middle East property developed by sbe, which also has plans for 25 additional locations, including Washington DC, Buenos Aires and Cancun.

    “We couldn’t be more proud to bring one of our signature brands to one of the world’s luxury capitals,” said Sam Nazarian, founder and CEO of sbe.

    “Dubai is not only the Middle East’s biggest tourism and business hub, but it is also the epicenter for all things luxury and we are so excited to be there.”

    Mehmet Nazif Gunal, founder and chairman of World of Wonders Real Estate Development, said the new project “will bring a whole new concept of luxury living and boutique hospitality to Dubai.”

    “The UAE will soon witness the next level of an uber-modern and hyper-cool lifestyle destination.”

    World’s tallest residential buildings:

    1. 432 Park Avenue, New York City: 96 floors; 425.5 metres tall

    2. Princess Tower, Dubai: 101 floors; 414 metres tall

    3. 23 Marina, Dubai: 90 floors; 392 metres tall

    4. Elite Residence: 91 floors; 381 metres tall

    5. Marina Torch: 80 floors; 348 metres tall

    6. Q1, Australia: 80 floors; 322 metres tall

    7. HHHR Tower, Dubai: 72 floors: 317 metres tall

    8. Ocean Heights, Dubai: 84 floors; 310 metres tall

    9. Burj Rafal, Riyadh: 68 floors; 308 metres tall

    10. Cayan Tower, Dubai: 76 floors; 306 metres tall

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