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21/06/2017 02:02 AST
BUILDING on its exclusive Ramadan promotions that kicked off with the holy month, DAMAC Properties, a leading luxury real estate developer in the region, is giving away a new Mercedes Benz car with the purchase of an Aurum villa at AKOYA Oxygen.
This latest offer compliments its recently announced promotion, offering buyers 1 kg of gold with the booking of the AED1.6 million villas, a collection of modern homes where indulging in a glamorous lifestyle is combined with access to world-class amenities within an international golf community.
Earlier this month, DAMAC Properties also announced savings of up to AED500,000 on a select range of ready properties including apartments and villas in DAMAC Hills, Jumeirah Golf Estates, the Burj Area, Jumeirah Lakes Towers and Jumeirah Village Circle.
DAMAC Properties' latest promotion with a free Mercedes Benz is valid until July 31. Aurum Villas will go on sale in Dubai on Wednesday 21st June at DAMAC Maison Royale The Distinction, Downtown Dubai from 7pm until 2am. DAMAC Properties also invites investors and customers to join for Iftar and Suhoor during the same time.
"DAMAC Properties wants to give more to customers during this Holy Month by providing a range of offers that suit the needs of every home buyer," said Niall McLoughlin, Senior Vice President, DAMAC Properties. "From cars to a kilo of gold, we are making the possibility of owning a dream home much more rewarding while offering convenient payment plans to ensure that the dream is attainable."
Promotions during the holy month also include convenient payment plans with 60% of the property value deferred until completion. Furthermore, the waiving of the 4% DLD registration fees for a select range of ready properties, paid by DAMAC Properties on behalf of the buyer, as well as free furniture packages from Marina Home or Home Centre, free furniture packing and moving services, and a 3-night stay at a DAMAC hotel during the moving period will provide huge savings for buyers during this limited period.
Making its mark at the highest end of stylish living, DAMAC Properties has cemented its place as the leading luxury developer in the region, having delivered over 18,500 homes, with a development portfolio of more than 44,000 units at various stages of progress. This includes 13,000 hotel rooms, serviced hotel apartments and hotel villas that will be managed by operator DAMAC Hotels & Resorts.
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