Ain Al Maha, a new “village,” has been established at the seaside attraction as part of the Jubail Island development in Abu Dhabi. The developer sees the release as timely given that 90% of its current inventory has already been sold.
The new development will cover 153 hectares and have 240 beachfront houses when it is finished in Q1 2025. It will be near Jubail Island’s southernmost point. The village, which would be situated next to an estuary park and a water channel, will offer “luxury” sea-view homes with views of the island’s mangroves.
Infrastructure on Jubail Island has reached 95% completion, and 40% of the released villas are still under development.
“Ain Al Maha village has been carefully designed where we have focused on secluded island living,” said Mounir Haidar, Managing Director of Jubail Island Investment Company. “The estuary park and the water channels will become a prominent landmark of the village, while the enhanced shoreline will provide naturalistic beach frontage.
“The village has been long-awaited and we look forward to bringing it to life over the next few months.”
The Dh10 billion Jubail Island, which is owned by JIIC and built and managed by Lead Development, would have six residential villages situated between Yas Island and Saadiyat Island.