Located in Mina Al Arab. Developer — RAK Properties.
Specifications for Solera Downtown Mina as published by the developer — the project is under construction, so there is no Land Department record yet.
They describe the whole building, not the individual unit.
About the project
Solera Downtown Mina is a residential complex in Mina Al Arab.
The developer is RAK Properties.
The building holds 55 apartments in total.
The database has nothing for this project at the moment: lots come and go here, and it refreshes nightly.
Where it is
Nothing in the stock for this project right now
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How much does an apartment in Solera Downtown Mina cost?
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I will tell you which layouts are available now, what entry really costs and what the people who live in or let the building think of it — no marketing language.