UAE-based Pantheon Group said the work on its affordable luxury development project, Pantheon Elysee in Dubai, is going as per schedule and likely to be ready by the end of next year.

Pantheon Elysee will be located at Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC), a major community development that boasts affordable luxurious gated community houses, with state-of-the-art facilities promising residents and potential home seekers a living experience like no other.

A key mixed-use project, Pantheon Elysee features 268 residential units and retail outlets.

The Group is also working on another project, Pantheon Boulevard, a 5-storey development featuring a total of 157 apartments and 5 retail outlets in a great setting.

The family-centric housing community includes beautifully-outlined residential spaces equipped with luxurious amenities providing residents with the opportunity to indulge in several activities aimed at giving them a healthy lifestyle in a safe and fun surrounding, it added.

Kalpesh Kinariwala, the founder and chairman, said: "We at Pantheon Group wish to provide an unforgettable living experience for current and potential home seekers. Our properties are designed keeping in mind the requirements of our customers, thus making each unique from the other."

"Its strategic location is one of the key factors attracting individuals to invest in JVC. Situated on Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road between Hessa Street and Al Khail Road makes it relatively accessible for many," stated the top official.

Properties in JVC are known to offer approximately 15-20 per cent more space and are relatively more affordable than other apartment homes in the region. It is estimated that by the end of the year approximately 3,408 homes will be made available for occupancy, remarked Kinariwala.

Known to provide a wholesome living experience to all its residents, JVC is increasing the curiosity of potential home buyers and it shouldn’t be long until it will be on the list of the most viable investment options and places to reside in the city, he added.-TradeArabia News Service