UAE-based developer Arada has launched Kaya, the second residential phase of its forested lifestyle mega community Masaar, located in the Al Suyoh district of Sharjah.
Containing 421 townhouses and villas, the launch of Kaya has been brought forward following strong demand for homes in the first phase of the AED8 billion Masaar megaproject.
Launched in January, Masaar will offer 4,000 villas in eight gated residential districts, all clustered around a green spine containing a host of outdoor and sporting facilities and boasting 50,000 trees.
Prince Khaled bin Alwaleed bin Talal, vice chairman of Arada, said: “We also continue to benefit from the ongoing demand in Sharjah’s property sector, which has been assisted by ongoing investment into local infrastructure and good regulation, leading to a 40 percent growth in the value of the property sold in the Emirate during the first six months of the year.”
Ahmed Alkhoshaibi, CEO of Arada, added: “Due to exceptional demand in the first phase of Masaar, where we have already sold property valued at AED750 million, we have brought forward the launch of the second phase of this nature-inspired community.”
He said that construction at Kaya will begin in the second half of 2022 and the first homes will be completed by the end of 2023.
Arada is also introducing new facilities to the Masaar master plan, including two new 6.6km continuous jogging and professional cycling tracks, which run through woodland areas planted around the edge of the community.
Masaar, or ‘path’ in Arabic, is spread over a 19 million square foot master plan. The first phase, Sendian District (pictured above), is now 95 percent sold out, and the first contracts for the megaproject were awarded in May.
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