Developer of the world's tallest tower, Emaar Properties, yesterday stated that the Burj Dubai tower will be delayed by another eight to nine months.

Earlier this year, the company had stated that the completion of the tower is four months behind schedule. However, the company had said that it plans to complete the tower in 2008.

Burj Dubai, the tallest building in the world, is a part of $20billion Burj Dubai development, being developed by Emaar Properties. The iconic project, which includes a shopping mall, residential buildings and hotels, is pushing the frontiers of engineering, architecture and construction. The Dubai Mall, which forms a part of Burj Dubai development, will have 100 storeys on completion.

According to the company spokesman the luxury finishes that were arrived upon when the tower was conceptualized in 2004, is now receiving its final upgraded touches, and the design of the apartments too, are being enhanced to render a more attractive, aesthetic appeal.

"By ensuring upgraded apartments and living environment in Burj Dubai, Emaar emphasizes its commitment towards offering world-class, one-of-its-kind projects," the company said.

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