Merano Tower

Completion Status

No document in this batch states a completion/handover date directly — WebSearch (Metropolitan Premium Properties, Tanami Properties) confirms construction ran October 2015 – November 2019, "Ready To Move" status, 434 total units, 30-storey — close to but not identical to the brochure’s own "29-storey" claim, a minor cross-source discrepancy flagged rather than silently resolved. As with the sibling Zada Residences listing built earlier in this batch, the bundled Payment Plan PDF still uses "months of sale date" milestone language typical of an off-plan offer even though the building is long completed — likely a template DAMAC continues to apply to deferred-payment sales of ready inventory; reconfirm current live terms with a PropSentral advisor.

• 434 total units, 30-storey, completed November 2019, Ready To MoveSource: WebSearch — Metropolitan Premium Properties, Tanami Properties
• Brochure’s own claim: "29-storey Merano Tower"Source: Merano Tower Brochure

Pricing & Unit Sizes

The Unit List PDF (4 pages) is a dated, per-unit price sheet covering Studio, 1-Bedroom and 2-Bedroom apartments — 20 individual units read across every page (unit codes, floor areas, sale price AND a separate discounted "upfront price" for cash buyers), extracted and cross-checked programmatically. The brochure separately states the building includes 3-bedroom apartments too, but none appear in the current price sheet — shown in highlights/description as an existing unit type, with unitSizes correctly omitting a 3-bedroom row rather than guessing a size for units not currently listed. Only 1 Studio unit and 1 2-Bedroom unit currently appear in the sheet (398 sq ft and 994 sq ft respectively) — single-data-point ranges, flagged as such rather than implied to be representative of the whole category.

Imagery

Unlike Zada Residences, this brochure contains genuine, high-resolution building-specific imagery: a real photograph of the completed tower (with visible "DAMAC" signage matching the illustrated cover art exactly), a furnished-bedroom interior render, and a colour-rendered 3-bedroom floor plan — all extracted directly from this project’s own dedicated brochure (not a shared multi-project render folder, so the cross-project mislabeling risk seen with Altitude does not apply here). Generic stock lifestyle photography found elsewhere in the same brochure (a child at a pool, a woman in a gym — the identical stock images also found in the separate Zada Residences brochure, confirming DAMAC reuses a shared stock library across brochures) and generic Dubai-landmark photos (Downtown skyline, the Dubai Fountain, Ibn Battuta Mall) were not used, since none show this specific building. CMYK-encoded embedded images required channel-inversion during extraction to render with correct colours — verified visually before use.