Indigo OptimaInternational City
TBD
- AED/ft²
Delivered: Q4 2014
Completed
Indigo Optima
International City
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Description
Indigo Optima 1 offers offices for sale in International City, a completed commercial development by Indigo Properties. The building features 11 floors and comprises 144 units, including fitted office spaces and ground-floor retail options. Construction commenced in March 2008, with an anticipated completion in December 2014. The project was ultimately delivered in 2016. It is conveniently located near Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Ras Al Khor Road. Dragon Mart and Dragon Mart II are also a short distance away.
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Indigo Optima is a commercial complex designed for businesses seeking office space in International City. The building provides fitted units ranging from 1,070 sq. ft. to 1,805 sq. ft., catering to companies that prioritize a strategic location within this established community.
The building features a range of commercial amenities including covered parking, four high-speed elevators, and 24-hour security with CCTV. The building also houses ground-floor dining options, providing convenient access to food and beverage services for employees and visitors.
This development does not have a direct metro connection, as there are currently no metro stations within International City. The nearest access points for public transport users are Centrepoint or Etisalat by e& metro stations, which are reachable by bus or car.
The tower is a commercial tower, and prospective tenants should note that while there is ample parking within the building, public parking in the immediate vicinity is limited. Additionally, connectivity currently relies on the local bus network rather than direct metro access.
