"House" Fahd Island is launched at a value of more than 40 billion dirhams

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Abu Dhabi, June 2 / WAM / Al -Dar Group revealed today, the main plan for Fahd Island, its latest coastal destinations in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, which extends on a naval interface with a length of 11 km, and its development value is more than 40 billion dirhams.

Fahd is characterized by a strategic location between the islands of Yas and Saadiyat, and combines 4.6 kilometers of beaches and Crimea forests, and covers an area of 2.7 million square meters, and separates each point on the island and the beach is less than five minutes on foot, which gives the residents an exceptional life experience that combines marine views, coastal designs, various entertainment facilities, and hospitality options Five -star luxury.

Fahd Island is scheduled to include more than 6,000 luxurious housing units that vary between apartments, the units of the Town House and the high -end villas. Residential.

His Excellency Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the House, said that Abu Dhabi represents a prosperous global destination, in which the ancient heritage is mixed with contemporary innovation, providing an exceptional environment for living, working and exploring, and sustainable and comprehensive development formed a fundamental pillar of this success and the strong reputation that the emirate has gained; Based on this, the house continues its firm commitment to developing integrated urban complexes that embody the values of the UAE and its ambitious aspirations.

Talal Al -Thiabi, CEO of the Dar Group, stressed their ambitious development plans for Fahd Island, which aims to enhance the strong growth in the real estate sector in Abu Dhabi, which is embodied by the growing demand from local buyers and international investors alike, pointing to the total development value of Fahd Island, which makes it one of the largest integrated and multi -use housing projects in the emirate, Stressing that this qualitative project will establish Abu Dhabi’s position as one of the most prominent international destinations for living, investment and visiting.

In turn, Jonathan Emery, CEO of Al -Dar Development Company, said in statements to the Emirates News Agency, “WAM” that the launch of the first phase of the first residential complex on Fahd Island includes 450 apartments, which will be offered for sale this month, provided that the delivery of the “Fahd Residence” project completely completed in 2029.

He stressed that the project embodies the vision of the house in integrating the concepts of sustainability and luxury, and reflects the future directions of Abu Dhabi in developing multi -use destinations, pointing out that the residents and visitors of the island will obtain an integrated experience through the mixing between residential societies, new tourist destinations and educational facilities, pointing to the conclusion of the house a strategic partnership with an international educational institution, with the aim of providing an advanced educational experience in the island of Fahd, and established Abu Dhabi’s position is a regional center for academic excellence.

Al -Jazeera includes a variety of natural areas, most notably “Berm Park” – a 10 -kilometer park that provides a visual and hearing barrier that isolates the island from the outer environment, and also provides individuals space to practice daily sports activities, in addition to that; 30% of its total area is allocated to natural spaces, plants, gardens, and green paths.

The beaches add another dimension to the experience of living on the island of Fahd, where the residents can enjoy a set of beach and marine activities that include spinning skiing, rowing panels, night swimming, and beach volleyball.

Fahd Island is the first island in the world to obtain a “FitWel” classification, and it also obtained the platinum category of LeED certificate for pre -standards for cities and societies, and aims to obtain a “3 pearl” classification according to the “sustainability” system.

The “House” is cooperating with a group of major international architects to design housing projects on Fahd Island, including the Japanese architect Kings Kuma and Kitchi Takada, and the British ACMe, which is based in London, along with the UAE NAGA design, is the design of additional housing projects that enhance the architectural diversity of the island.