01 September 2021

Bloom Holding has announced the completion of its premium development, Bloom Heights, at Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) in Dubai.

Designed in a contemporary style, it offers 686 spacious residential units ranging from studios to three-bedroom apartments, with sizes from 395 sq ft to 1,500 sq ft, in addition to a number of retail units, says the developer.

Located in the centre of JVC with easy access to all major roads next to Al Khail Road, Bloom Heights features key amenities including two swimming pools, gymnasium, a multipurpose hall and six retail outlets. It also has a kids play area, a jogging track, and a landscaped area on podium level.

Bloom Holding has received the completion certificate for the two high-rise buildings, thus paving the way for its handover.

“The successful delivery of the twin tower marks a great milestone achievement for Bloom Holding. As we stated before, 2021 is certainly a positive year for us,” says a company spokesman. “We have announced the handover of Bloom Towers in Dubai, the launch of Aldhay in Abu Dhabi, and now the handover of Bloom Heights.”

“The handover of Bloom Heights highlights our ongoing commitment to delivering high-quality residential developments that address existing and future market needs,” he adds.  

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