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Abu Dhabi has announced the launch of its Sweihan housing project, part of the UAE’s Integrated Community Initiative, with a total investment of AED572.1 million (US$155 million) in the UAE capital.
Covering an area of 800,000 square meters, the project will provide its citizens with 204 villas, a community centre, shopping mall and park, and two mosques. It will also have extensive green spaces and allocated land for commercial and community facilities, a statement from the Abu Dhabi Housing Authority (ADHA) said.
ADHA is responsible for developing and implementing several housing schemes for citizens to meet the needs of UAE families.
Since its establishment, ADHA has provided more than 38,000 parcels of land, more than 11,000 new homes and more than 45,000 housing loans; and forgiven the repayment of 3,700 housing loans.
The Sweihan project is the first to be implemented under the Abu Dhabi Housing Authority’s Comprehensive Neighborhood Directory, a set of standards and guidelines within the Emirate Government Housing that ensures homes meet the needs of Emirati families.
Each villa comprises two majalis, dining and living rooms, five bedrooms and other facilities, it added.
According to the ADHA, the development of the project aims to create a cohesive integrated community with high quality amenities.
The authority said it was built according to the latest codes and aimed to provide a comprehensive residential community characterized by authenticity and modernity, including the construction of independent villas sharing common outdoor spaces.
Each villa is designed to reflect the UAE’s national identity, culture and traditions to meet the needs of citizens, enhance their quality of life and match the growing urban sprawl in the Sweihan area, it added.-TradeArabia News Service
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