Real estate developer, Al Ghurair Properties, announced a new wave of projects across Dubai, as part of the companys vision to uplift the property offering in the city.
The AED5bn developments will comprise 58 buildings in a sustainably built layout that will include 8,000 residential units and 32,516sqm of retail units. The projects will be developed in various areas in Dubai, including Deira, Bur Dubai, Al Barsha, Al Qusais, and Al Warqa district. The developments aim to strengthen
The developments aim to strengthen the socio-economic fabric of the emirate by delivering quality living and commercial spaces. Al Ghurair Properties, which stands for quality and smart functional residential and
commercial facilities, offers practical and functional spaces with the latest fittings and amenities. Moreover, its projects are built as per the latest green building codes and come with energy efficient fittings to conserve power.
The company will also offer quality amenities and maintenance services to ensure ultimate comfort and safety to its
tenants.
Commenting on the launch, Sultan Al Ghurair, CEO of Al Ghurair Properties, said: We started these projects with a focus on revitalising the housing segment in Dubai. We identified an upward trend in the present residential market and are currently aiming to optimize the positive turn.
Furthermore, these projects reflect Al Ghurair Properties in-depth understanding of the market needs and our commitment to providing the type of residential destinations that support the creation of a healthy real estate market in the emirate.
Throughout the developments building process, Al Ghurair Properties will work closely with the finest partners to ensure the creation of top quality and sustainable destinations that meet the needs of all segments of Dubais growing population, and that will be at the heart of the emirates continued economic growth and diversification.
The projects infrastructural work began earlier this year, with the first building due for completion by the end of 2017. The remaining 57 projects are scheduled for completion by Q4 of 2020.