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As a self-contained metropolis and home to 83,000 residents, Meydan One will incorporate the latest in environmentally smart technology, creating the ultimate destination for residents and visitors alike. Meydan One will consist of the world's tallest residential tower, a mall with a retractable skylight, 2,050 hotel rooms, and suites, the world's longest indoor ski slope at 1
kilometer long, 484,376 square feet of office spaces, a 1,829,865 square feet central park, and much more. It is a fully integrated destination, unique even by Dubai's pacesetting standards. The location alone is a major strategic asset, situated on the confluence of major highways, surrounded by lush natural features, and linked directly to the Arabian Gulf by a man-made waterway. All this so far that has been said seems great to you. And it is so. But, despite this, the construction of this city was stopped and the town was abandoned. Why is that so? Well, stay with us until the end of the video and you will find out.

Welcome back to the Billion Dollar Projects channel. We have talked about many projects in Dubai, and most of them have been completed, but today's topic is still a project that has been marked as failed, and the future city is abandoned. We believe that you may be expecting some unusual reason for the suspension of the construction of this city, but to get to those details, first, you need to do three clicks – like, subscribe, share, and get comfortable. So, are you ready to find out why the city was abandoned? Let's start then!

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