Aldar Properties has launched the second phase of its Alreeman II development. ‘Fay Alreeman’ is said to be a $544mn master-planned residential community that is taking shape in the Alshamkha area of Abu Dhabi. The developer said villas within this phase are available for purchase exclusively by UAE nationals.
Following demand for infrastructure-enabled land plots in phase one, Fay Alreeman will see the launch of 554 villas available in three-, four-, five- and six-bedroom layouts, said the developer. The villas are expected to go on sale on April 24, with handovers expected to begin in Q4, 2025.
To cater to the demand from customers for homes that are adapted to their tastes, all villas within Fay Alreeman will be available in a choice of three elevations – Mediterranean, Modern Arabic, and Contemporary, the developer noted. Property designs are said to be based on focus group studies with Aldar’s customers to ensure a customer-centric approach to the product. Fay Alreeman properties cater to the needs of buyers by offering spacious floorplans with large, closed kitchens, family rooms, and majlis spaces, among other features, it added.
“Alreeman II has been well received by the market as UAE nationals continue to seek well-priced, high-quality and comfortable living spaces in desirable destinations across the emirate. Launching a range of villas in the second phase is a direct response to the demand we have seen in the market for a ready product that residents can quickly move into. We are also delighted to offer each home in a variety of options – a decision that is rooted in the customer research that we have undertaken, to better understand their needs and desires. We are very much looking forward to welcoming new homeowners to the community,” said Aldar chief commercial officer Rashed Al Omaira.
The Alreeman II development will spread across an area of 2.4mn sqm and the developer said residents will benefit from a range of amenities that will cater to their specific needs and interests.
Fay Alreeman’s masterplan has been designed in clusters, each with its own parks and amenities to build a strong sense of community. The community was designed to ensure individuality between properties and to cater to prominent customer needs, which include the desire for larger kitchen spacing, enhanced flow across housing units, and more modern-looking homes, the developer concluded.
