Azizi Milan 20 at City of Arabia Dubai

Studio apartments lead the mix at Milan 20, and more than 9 in 10 homes are either studios or 1 bedroom units. The table shows the residential split recorded by the Dubai Land Department.

Prices are set by unit type, size, floor and view. The payment plan spreads the cost across booking, construction and handover, with amounts below calculated on the entry price.

Off-plan units in City of Arabia are registered through Oqood, the Dubai Land Department's interim register, until the title deed follows at completion. The DLD registration fee is 4% of the purchase price, which is AED 23,640 at the entry price. Dubai Law No. 8 of 2007 requires escrow for registered off-plan projects. Azizi can draw buyer funds only as certified construction progress is reached.

Mirwais Azizi founded Azizi Developments in 2007 and serves as its chairman. The developer has delivered more than 45,000 homes to owners from over 100 nationalities. Around 150,000 further units are under construction, including the Burj Azizi tower on Sheikh Zayed Road, planned at 725 metres and targeted for completion in 2028.

• Delivery record: Azizi's completed homes are valued at about AED 55 billion (USD 15 billion), and 19 of its projects were completed in Dubai in 2024.
• Master developer role: Azizi is responsible for the roads and general infrastructure of Azizi Milan as well as its residential towers.
• Escrow protection: Payments for Milan 20 go into the project's DLD-registered escrow account and reach the developer only against certified progress.
• Freehold title: City of Arabia is a freehold area, so buyers of every nationality can own apartments in the community.

• Investors seeking rental demand: Studios and one-bedroom apartments may suit buyers targeting tenants in Dubailand, subject to the final pricing, service charges and rental-market conditions.
• First-time property buyers: Smaller apartment layouts may offer a more accessible entry point than larger family homes, depending on the available units and payment terms.
• Buyers seeking community amenities: Consider the project's confirmed facilities, nearby retail options and road connections when assessing its suitability.

• Limited family layouts: Confirm the available two- and three-bedroom configurations and their sizes before recommending the project to larger families.
• Car-dependent travel: This point can be merged with the no-metro drawback to avoid repetition.
• Buyers seeking community amenities: Consider the project's confirmed facilities when assessing its suitability.

Azizi Milan is designed for a population of roughly 140,000 across a gross floor area of 40 million sq ft. Azizi is investing AED 75 billion in the district, which will also include office space and schools. The developer presents it as a zero-carbon community.

The table lists schools, nurseries and hospitals serving City of Arabia families, with the area each one is in. Clinics in the surrounding Dubailand communities handle everyday care.