Azizi Milan Heights at City of Arabia Dubai

Azizi Milan Heights is approved by the Dubai Land Department as a mixed use development, with retail space registered alongside the homes. The towers are lettered A, F, G and H, and each is topped by a roof level. Of the units on the register, 2,745 are residential. Within that total, 1,829 are studios, 775 have 1 bedroom, 75 have 2 bedrooms and 66 have 3 bedrooms. Studios and 1 bedroom homes make up 95% of residential supply, a mix suited to rental investors and single buyers. Buyers looking for family sized homes have far fewer units to choose from, so early selection matters.

Construction at Azizi Milan Heights officially started on 8 September 2025. The RERA appointed independent engineer inspected the plot on 10 September 2025 and found that no construction activity had started, so no progress rating was given. RERA repeats these inspections throughout the build, and each new report updates the completion percentage on the DLD register. Every report includes site photos and inspection notes, which give buyers an independent check on progress alongside developer updates. Buyers should treat the September 2025 reading as a starting baseline rather than the current position. The latest status can be confirmed through the Dubai REST app before each instalment falls due.

Azizi Developments is registered with the Dubai Land Department as developer number 1002. In 2023 the company sold 8,834 units and completed 7,699. Sales rose to 10,229 units in 2024, a year in which it delivered 19 projects, and reached AED 16 billion in 2025. More than 40,000 homes have now been handed over to owners from over 100 nationalities. For 2026 the developer has set a sales target of AED 30 billion with 22 project deliveries. In City of Arabia its other registrations include Milan 18, Milan 20, Milan 28, Milan 53 and Milan 55. Its handover history can be checked project by project on the DLD register.

Azizi Milan 28 is a single tower due for completion in June 2027, so its owners can start renting earlier. Its largest 3 bedroom layout is also much bigger, which suits end users who need more family space. Milan Heights by Azizi offers more choice, with several towers and far more units in every bedroom type. Both projects belong to the Azizi Milan district in City of Arabia, on separate plots, and share the same main road access. Milan 28 also places buyer funds with a different escrow bank. For most buyers the choice comes down to completion timing, unit size and budget.

Al Barari borders City of Arabia, which makes it one of the established communities nearest to Azizi Milan Heights. The 2 areas offer very different products. Al Barari is a gated, low density community of villas and low rise apartments set among landscaped gardens and water features, while Azizi Milan Heights is a high rise apartment project at the entry level of the market. Al Barari is split into Phase I and Phase II, with sub-communities that include Seventh Heaven, Ashjar and The Nest. Both communities are freehold, so foreign buyers can hold full title in either. The points below set out how the 2 compare on price, yield, readiness and daily living.

• Home sizes: Al Barari villas offer 4 to 6 bedrooms, while Azizi Milan Heights tops out at 3 bedroom apartments.
• Green space: About 60% of Al Barari's 18 million sq ft is given to lakes, gardens and freshwater streams.
• Apartment pricing: 1 bedroom apartments at Seventh Heaven in Al Barari average about AED 4 million, and 2 bedroom units at Ashjar about AED 6.67 million.
• Villa pricing: 4 bedroom villas at Ixora in Al Barari average about AED 8.75 million.
• Rental yield: Apartment returns in Al Barari average 5.73% at Seventh Heaven and 6.10% at Ashjar.
• Readiness: Most Al Barari homes are ready to occupy, while Azizi Milan Heights is off plan, with rental income only after handover.
• Schools: Dunecrest American School operates inside Al Barari, giving families a school next to City of Arabia.
• Shopping: Al Barari's Waitrose store already serves City of Arabia residents for daily groceries.
• Buyer profile: Al Barari attracts high end villa buyers, while Azizi Milan Heights suits entry level investors and first time buyers.

• Leisure on the doorstep: A theme park inside the community and Global Village close by give residents year round options.
• School choice: Primary, American curriculum and nursery options are all within City of Arabia or its neighbouring communities.
• Healthcare cover: A clinic and 2 hospitals can be reached in 12 minutes or less by car.
• Community plan: The Azizi Milan master plan adds a canal, a central park and a mosque.
• Green surroundings: Al Barari's gardens and lakes border City of Arabia, giving the area a greener edge.

Schools Near Azizi Milan Heights

• Victory Heights Primary School City of Arabia: English National Curriculum primary school located within City of Arabia.
• GEMS Winchester School Dubai: English National Curriculum school serving City of Arabia families.
• Dunecrest American School: American curriculum school in neighbouring Al Barari.
• Miles of Smiles Nursery: Early years nursery in Al Barari.
• Odyssey Nursery: Early years nursery in Living Legends.

• Aster Clinic: About 8 minutes by car, with an on site pharmacy.
• NMC Specialty Hospital: Reached in roughly 10 minutes by car.
• Mediclinic City Hospital: Around a 12 minute drive.

• IMG Worlds of Adventure: Indoor theme park inside City of Arabia, under 20 minutes by car from Azizi Milan.
• Global Village: Seasonal cultural and shopping park about 5 minutes away by car.
• Dubai Miracle Garden: Seasonal flower garden around a 15 minute drive.
• Dubai Butterfly Garden: Next to the Miracle Garden, also about 15 minutes by car.
• Cityland Mall: Shopping mall with a Carrefour Hypermarket, about 11 minutes away.
• The Farm, Al Barari: Garden restaurant in Al Barari, about 11 minutes away.