Signature Developers, a pioneering developer of luxury properties in Dubai, UAE said its upcoming The Residences JLT provides the city’s largest master-planned community with its first super prime apartments.

Taking it one step further, each apartment comes with a glass pod, alcove or terrace, providing residents with a sense of freedom from within the confines of the building’s structure. Be it in the living room, the kitchen, or one of the bedrooms, these pods provide unobstructed 270-degree views, said the statement from the developer.

They can be crafted to the end-users needs, be it a reading nook, a family dining space or a formal sitting space for entertaining.

There is a total of 105 pods in the building out of which 91 are a part of the Monogram, Autograph and Signature residences, while the remaining 14 belong to the Taj Hotel, it stated.

Established and founded by the Regal Group and Lals Group, Signature Developers Limited is a pioneering Dubai-based development company. The company is inspired by both organisations’ philosophy of constant innovation and exceptional quality.

"Whichever way you turn, whatever floor you live on, The Residences JLT offer stunning vistas across ‘new’ Dubai, taking in the greenery of the nearby golf courses, the desert landscape to the east, or the bustling communities of Dubai Marina and Jumeirah Lakes Towers," said a company spokesman.
 
"Signature Developers were determined that The Residences JLT should provide Dubai with a unique living environment, taking in to account its prime position within Jumeirah Lakes Towers," he stated.

The Residences JLT is a mixed-use tower, providing the city’s largest master-planned community with its first super prime apartments. 80 luxury residential units which will consist of two, three, four and five-bedroom apartments, as well as full floor penthouses, set atop a five-star hotel to be managed by Taj Hotels & Resorts.

Both groups are known in the region for their decades-long commitment to innovation, high quality, and service, while remaining rooted in their heritage, he added.-TradeArabia News Service