Driven | Forbes to Lead Sales for Dubai’s First Corinthia Residences
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Driven | Forbes to Lead Sales for Dubai’s First Corinthia Residences

Driven | Forbes Global Properties has been appointed the exclusive sales partner for the residences at Corinthia Dubai, encompassing both branded and non-branded residential offerings. Developed by Dubai General Properties, the twin-tower landmark on Sheikh Zayed Road will also introduce Dubai’s first Corinthia five-star ultra-luxury hotel.

“This project stands out for its clarity of vision — an iconic address that fuses a five-star hospitality experience with a versatile residential offering,” said Abdullah Alajaji, Founder and CEO of Driven | Forbes Global Properties. “It’s the kind of development that creates long-term value for both residents and investors. Our team is honored to be leading sales for such a distinctive, city-defining project.”

“By bringing Corinthia Branded Residences together with premium non-branded options within one destination, we’re offering buyers genuine choice without compromising on quality,” added Jassim Al Ali, Managing Director of Dubai General Properties. “Our ambition is not just to build skyscrapers, but to create developments that inspire globally and leave a lasting legacy in urban design.”

“We’re delighted to introduce this landmark to the world’s most discerning buyers and continue our mission of curating best-in-class residences for our clients,” said Hadi Hamra, Managing Partner at Driven | Forbes Global Properties.


An Architectural Statement

Designed by AtkinsRéalis, Corinthia Dubai will rise over 500 metres, positioning it among the tallest buildings in the world. The twin towers will feature a striking architectural form—two structures connected by a dramatic cantilevered sky lobby suspended midway above the ground.

Inspired by Art Deco elegance, the towers reinterpret timeless sophistication through a modern lens.

“These towers reflect timeless perfection and stand as a new icon on Sheikh Zayed Road,” said Timothy Winstanley, AIA, RIBA, Design Director and Lead Architect. “They embody urban luxury — a modern oasis in the sky. Their refined geometry ascends gracefully, unveiling one-of-a-kind residences with unparalleled views of Dubai’s skyline and the Arabian Gulf.”

Driven | Forbes Global Properties has been appointed the exclusive sales partner for the residences at Corinthia Dubai, encompassing both branded and non-branded residential offerings. Developed by Dubai General Properties, the twin-tower landmark on Sheikh Zayed Road will also introduce Dubai’s first Corinthia five-star ultra-luxury hotel.“This project stands out for its clarity of vision — an iconic address that fuses a five-star hospitality experience with a versatile residential offering,” said Abdullah Alajaji, Founder and CEO of Driven | Forbes Global Properties. “It’s the kind of development that creates long-term value for both residents and investors. Our team is honored to be leading sales for such a distinctive, city-defining project.”“By bringing Corinthia Branded Residences together with premium non-branded options within one destination, we’re offering buyers genuine choice without compromising on quality,” added Jassim Al Ali, Managing Director of Dubai General Properties. “Our ambition is not just to build skyscrapers, but to create developments that inspire globally and leave a lasting legacy in urban design.”“We’re delighted to introduce this landmark to the world’s most discerning buyers and continue our mission of curating best-in-class residences for our clients,” said Hadi Hamra, Managing Partner at Driven | Forbes Global Properties.An Architectural StatementDesigned by AtkinsRéalis, Corinthia Dubai will rise over 500 metres, positioning it among the tallest buildings in the world. The twin towers will feature a striking architectural form—two structures connected by a dramatic cantilevered sky lobby suspended midway above the ground.Inspired by Art Deco elegance, the towers reinterpret timeless sophistication through a modern lens.“These towers reflect timeless perfection and stand as a new icon on Sheikh Zayed Road,” said Timothy Winstanley, AIA, RIBA, Design Director and Lead Architect. “They embody urban luxury — a modern oasis in the sky. Their refined geometry ascends gracefully, unveiling one-of-a-kind residences with unparalleled views of Dubai’s skyline and the Arabian Gulf.”

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