Emirati housing project inaugurated in Al Ain
- AED 687 million project includes 300 residential villas
- Project is part of the ‘Emirati Neighbourhood’ community concept
Sheikh Hazza bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council, has inaugurated the Al Hayer residential project in Al Ain City.
The AED 687 million project includes 300 residential villas built to meet the needs of Emirati families and reflects their local identity and culture. Al Hayer also incorporates sustainable practices in its design.
Each villa plot covers 2,025 sq m and features a majlis for men, a majlis for women, three dining and living rooms, five bedrooms, and other utilities, according to state news agency WAM. Space for commercial and social utilities, as well as other required infrastructure, has also been provided.
Sheikh Hazza directed for the main mosque at the Al Hayer complex to be named after the late Suhail bin Mubarak Al Ketbi. The 2,700 sq m mosque has the capacity for 1,071 worshipers.
The project is part of the ‘Emirati Neighbourhood’ community concept, where families live with all the required amenities, including schools, mosques, shopping centres, entertainment and parks. It was built by the Abu Dhabi Housing Authority in cooperation with the Abu Dhabi General Services Company (Musanada).
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