Sheikh Hamdan reviews progress of citizen housing project in Al Khawaneej 2
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Richly adorned with vast green spaces and open expanses, the project ensures that residents can move around safely and comfortably without depending on vehicles. The design of the area features visually appealing entrances, shady paths adorned with trees, and a variety of public amenities to enrich community life. Additionally, the project seeks to improve surrounding roads, intersections and pedestrian crossings, promoting smooth traffic flow and improving accessibility to neighboring districts.
Upon his arrival at the project site at Al Khawaneej 2, he was received by Mattar Al Tayer, Commissioner General of Infrastructure, Urban Planning and Welfare, and Omar Bu Shehab, Director General of the Mohammed Bin Rashid Housing Establishment.
During the tour, he was briefed on the development of the project, which is currently 47 percent complete and is expected to be fully completed by December this year. The project has 1,050 diverse residential units, including 128 individual villas, 410 duplex villas and 512 semi-detached villas. The project also has a shopping and service center, exclusive paths for pedestrians and cyclists, children’s play areas, a park and a daycare center.
He inspected three models of residential villas, which stood out for their efficient use of space, seamlessly integrating interior and exterior designs to meet the needs of Emirati families. The individual villas span an area of 7,000 sq ft with a built-up area of 5,080 sq ft and feature five bedrooms. The duplex villas are situated on a 5,000 sq ft plot, with a construction area of 4,490 sq ft and also house five bedrooms. Meanwhile, the area of the semi-detached villas varies between 4,000 and 5,000 square feet, with a constructed area of 3,943 square feet, comprising four bedrooms. He also toured the facilities of the housing project and learned about the layout of the residential villas, amenities, services and more.
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