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Two estimates disagree. Gulf News[3] (18 February 2025) reported the developer targeting 2028, while Wikipedia's[2] infobox estimates 2030 and records that as of May 2026 only the raft foundation and the nine-level basement car park were in progress, with about 750 workers on site daily. The later, better-evidenced 2030 estimate is followed and dated to the last day of that year.
Wikipedia states the tower's 'estimated completion date is 2030,' two years later than the pin's stored December 2028 target and the figure Gulf News[3] reports, a discrepancy this reference's more modest confidence reflects.
Gulf News quotes developer Farhad Azizi confirming 'Completion of the multi-billion dollar Azizi project is set for 2028,' matching the pin's stored December 2028 date.
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Planned design figure · 131 storeys per Azizi Developments coverage; Skyscraper Center counts 133. Height 725 m.