Azizi Victoria is a large-scale, masterplanned neighbourhood in Mohammed Bin Rashid City (District Seven) developed by Azizi Developments. Conceived with a distinct British character in mind, the project covers roughly 300 hectares (about 750 acres) and was presented as a mixed-use community composed of mid-rise and high-rise residential blocks, retail areas and hotel components. The original masterplan envisaged a dense urban quarter with a significant number of residential units and public-facing amenities intended to create a self-contained part of MBR City.
Azizi Victoria is a multi-phase, mixed-use development within Mohammed Bin Rashid City, located south of Meydan One and to the west of the Meydan Hotel. The scheme was promoted as a major neighbourhood spanning 300 hectares and planned to include 105 buildings arranged as a combination of nine-, 16- and 31-storey blocks. The masterplan set an overall target of approximately 30,000 apartments across the estate, together with retail streets, two hotels and a range of community facilities such as schools, shops, restaurants and outdoor recreation spaces. Azizi described the project as having a ‘British feel’ in its inspiration and public presentation, and compared its scale to other Azizi masterplans in the emirate.
Public transport links to Azizi Victoria, as recorded in available sources, reference the Dubai Metro Red Line station coded R26 at an approximate distance of 4,836 metres (about 4.8 km). That distance was classified as not walkable in the same record. The development is positioned in close relation to local Meydan landmarks: it lies south of the broader Meydan One area and west of the Meydan Hotel, and it was described as being close to the planned Meydan One Mall. Two nearby schools noted in source material are Bilingual French International School at about 2.1 km and Springdales School at about 2.3 km from the location referenced in the masterplan materials.
The original concept for Azizi Victoria presented a comprehensive mixed-use neighbourhood. Key figures published at launch included an estimated development cost and a breakdown by building type: the masterplan was said to include 105 mid- and high-rise buildings with a mix of studio to four-bedroom apartments. Block heights in the original plan were grouped around three typical scales: nine, 16 and 31 storeys. Public-facing elements in the concept included a retail district, two hotels and a programme of community facilities intended to serve residents.
Early project documentation and press material recorded a four-phase delivery plan. Phase One and Phase Two were referenced with target completion months in 2019 in the original timeline. In late 2017 a Dh1.5 billion contract was reported as having been awarded to construct 32 buildings within Phase One, with the named contractors at that time recorded as Green Modelling Contracting and Modern Civil International Contracting Co. Subsequently, in March 2019 Azizi Developments indicated plans to appoint a new contractor to accelerate delivery, with an announcement that a replacement contractor was expected to be appointed in the summer of 2019.
The masterplan envisaged a dense urban pattern dominated by mid-rise blocks and occasional taller towers. Residential accommodation was described to range from compact one-room units through multiple-bedroom flats, aimed at supporting a broad demographic mix. Ground-floor retail and a dedicated retail district were planned to activate public streets, while two hotel properties were included in the concept to provide short-stay accommodation and associated services. Public and communal provisions specified in source descriptions included schools, restaurants and outdoor recreation areas intended to serve both residents and visitors.
Azizi Victoria is a planned mixed-use neighbourhood in Mohammed Bin Rashid City developed by Azizi Developments, presented as a large masterplan spanning approximately 300 hectares with residential, retail and hotel components.
The original masterplan described a 300-hectare site with some 105 buildings and an approximate total of 30,000 apartments, arranged across blocks of varying heights.
The design concept included mid-rise and high-rise residential blocks (listed as nine, 16 and 31 storeys in the launch materials), a retail district, two hotels and community facilities such as schools and outdoor recreation spaces.
Local references include the Dubai Metro Red Line station coded R26 at roughly 4,836 metres distance (not described as walkable), proximity to Meydan One and Meydan Hotel, and the planned Meydan One Mall. Two schools noted in source materials are listed at about 2.1 km and 2.3 km respectively from the referenced masterplan location.
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