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residential in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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Sulafa tower | Alsayyah Group

Some people might consider the date 10/10/2010 to have its positive implications and comforting symbolism. However, for the Al Sayyah Group, this date holds a different significance. On this day, the prestigious "Sulafa Tower" in Dubai Marina was completed. It is regarded as one of the tallest residential

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Mohammed Alsayyah, the founder of Al Sayyah Group, embodies over 35 years of experience and precise vision that propelled the ambitious growth strategy of Al Sayyah Group to broader and richer horizons. His steadfast commitment to a long-term plan grounded in the principles of hard work and excellence has been a fundamental factor in the group’s success. His expertise has played a vital role in enhancing partnerships and establishing strong financial and administrative structures. His wise leadership has not only charted the course of the Al Sayyah Group but also secured the future for the next generation, paving the way for renewed chapters of growth, success, prosperity, and continuity. A seasoned professional from the banking industry,Mr. Mohammed has over 35 years of experience and spearheaded Al Sayyah Group ambitious business growth strategy, facilitating partnerships and promoting Emiratisation. Mr. Mohammed had joined Standard Chartered Bank in mid 1970’s and rose to the rank of chief advisor until his retirement. Mr. Mohammed has a firm path, based on a long-term vision, the keywords being working hard and achieving great heights. This vision, sustained by a robust and dynamic financial and corporate governance structure, is the reason for Al Sayyah Group. Supported by his values of Ethics, Innovation and Excellence, Mohamed alsayyah has empowered his sons and daughters with leadership responsibilities in the context of a new cycle of growth. In the year 2000, Dubai witnessed a radiant emergence in the real estate world, inspired by the vision of the financial and real estate expert, Mr. Mohammed Abdullah AlSayyah. He envisioned a promising future filled with development, elegance, and luxurious living, resulting in the establishment of a leading real estate company named “Al Sayyah Real Estate Group”. Positioned in the heart of the vibrant city of Dubai, the Al Sayyah Group has managed to secure a prestigious standing in the city’s property sector, consistently delivering exceptional projects and offering unparalleled real estate experiences. Al Sayyah Group redefined the luxury property landscape through the unique style its founder introduced to its projects, showcasing a genuine concept of dedication, excellence, and creativity. Collaborating closely with the group’s directors, experts, and employees, he emphasized the importance of personal comfort and well-being. To date, the Al Sayyah Group’s endeavors have spanned luxurious residential and commercial real estate projects in Dubai and even extended to the United Kingdom, including notable developments like Thornbury Castle , Shatha Towers, Blue Bay Tower, Sulafa Tower, Seabird Residences, Al Sayyah Residence, Windsor Residence, Windsor Manor, and Luna Residence. All these endeavors are guided by a principle: fulfilling clients’ hopes and aspirations, building lasting relationships rooted in trust, and keeping transparency in operations.

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Wikidata facts

Time zone
UTC+04:00
Location
Dubai Marina
Image
Sulafa Tower Under Construction on 20 December 2007.jpg
Height
285
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architectural style
postmodern architecture
floors below ground
4
Commons gallery
Sulafa Tower
floors above ground
75
number of elevators
9
Commons category
Sulafa Tower
inception
2010-00-00
date of official opening
2011-00-00
occupant
Basshunter
native label
برج سلافة
street address
Al Sharta Street, Dubai
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