The height of luxury in Dubai's property market

Palma places Dh55m penthouse on market at its Serenia Residences

Published: February 17, 2020 09:00 Manoj Nair, Business Editor

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The real deal - One of three 'Presidential Suites' at the Serenia Residences on the Palm. The developer is Palma, which launched the project in May 2015. Image Credit: Supplied

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There are four bedrooms in the fully furnished Presidential suite, which spans just over 15,000 square feet. Image Credit: Supplied

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The Serenia Residences project was completed last year, but it took another nine months or so to design one of the three Presidential Suites. It is ready to move in the moment a buyer signs on the sales and purchase agreement. Image Credit: Supplied

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The outdoor area of Sereneia's penthouse spans 7,800 square feet and take up to 100 people at any given time. Image Credit: Supplied

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The dining area at Serenia Residences. The luxury end of Dubai's residential space continues to see a lot of action, whatever be the situation in the wider market. Image Credit: Supplied

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In the second-half of this year, the Palm will welcome another super-luxury project - the One Palm, with Omniyat being the developer. Image Credit: Supplied

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The Infinity pool at the upcoming One Palm high-rise. Image Credit: Supplied

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