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A working day at Amin Avenue
What a mixed-use development of 279 homes means for a business that trades, works or houses staff there: the day as a business tenant would live it, and the questions to settle first.
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Corporate
Everything the desk has published under “corporate”.
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What makes Amin Avenue an attractive address for a business
Three blocks, fourteen floors and 279 homes, planned as a mixed-use hub in Hulhumalé. What the design offers a business looking for premises or staff housing, and what the desk has still to verify.
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What a business's rent buys at Amin Avenue
A mixed-use development of 279 homes in Hulhumalé, furnished flats suited to staff housing, and a three-bedroom listed at $2,300 a month in April 2026. What the desk knows about value for business tenants, and what to ask before signing.
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Living at Opal Residences
Open-plan rooms that stay bright, a balcony that is a room, a garage bay for the car and a generator that keeps the lights on. A week in Apollo's newer towers.
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Who Opal Residences suits
Tenants with a car, executives who want a turnkey corporate suite, and families who want the newer of Apollo's two buildings. What the concierge checks before you sign.
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Platinum Residences, what is for rent and what it fetches
A ground-floor 1+1 with a private garden at USD 1,800 a month, and a fully furnished 2+1 let at USD 2,200. The rental band at Platinum Residences.
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Living at Platinum Residences
A quiet street, a private pool, a garden for the dog, and the beach at the end of the walk. What daily life looks like in Hulhumalé's enclave.
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Who Platinum Residences suits
Pet owners, couples who want a garden, corporate placements who want quiet, and the questions the concierge asks before you sign.
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RainCoral Residence, what is for rent and what it fetches
A 3+1 duplex penthouse with a private pool at USD 4,000 a month, and two- and three-bedrooms recently let at USD 2,000 and 2,600. The units at RainCoral.
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Living at RainCoral
Groceries downstairs, Central Park up the road, a terrace on the fourteenth floor for the evening. A week at RainCoral Residence.
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Who RainCoral suits
Families who value a store in the building and a park up the road, and a tenant for the penthouse. What the concierge checks before you sign.
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Solitaire, what is for rent and what it fetches
Three-plus-one homes on the eighth floor from USD 2,200 to 2,700 a month, furnished, serviced or ocean-facing. The live units at Solitaire Luxury Residences.
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Living at Solitaire
Two gyms, a private pool, a cinema, a kids' club, a co-working floor and a café at the door. A week at Solitaire, and why residents say arriving home feels like an exhale.
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Who Solitaire suits
Families with young children, executives who work from home, and corporate placements who want a serviced option. Plus what the concierge checks before you sign.
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Living at The Creek View
A building where the service lift, the enclosed kitchen and the offset windows do quiet work every day. What living here is actually like.
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Who The Creek View suits
Families who cook, corporate placements who want a building that runs itself, and owners who value quiet neighbours. Plus the questions the concierge asks before you sign.
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Living at The Gardens, with the marina outside
A supermarket downstairs, the marina restaurants across the road, a terrace big enough to host on. A week at The Gardens.
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Living at Creek Residences
What a week looks like on the waterfront edge of Phase 1: the breeze, the walking paths, the pool after work, and three roads to everywhere else.