SHARJAH: IFA Hotels & Resorts, the master developer of the Al Tay Hills project in Sharjah, has announced a record-breaking Dh2.1 billion in real estate deals in just one week.
The project, owned by Kuwait Real Estate Company (AQARAT), has garnered overwhelming interest, reflecting the growing appeal of Sharjah’s property sector.
Spread across 6 million square feet, Al Tay Hills features 1,100 villas and townhouses, catering to diverse buyer preferences. The residential units range from three to six bedrooms and are being developed in three phases. With modern architectural designs, private pools, and spacious layouts, the project aims to redefine luxury living in Sharjah. The first phase is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2028.
Khaled Esbaitah, Chairman of IFA Hotels & Resorts, attributed the success to strong demand and Sharjah’s rising status as an investment hotspot. “This overwhelming demand reflects the rising interest in the project’s residential units and confirms Sharjah’s growing stature as a preferred investment destination,” he said.
Strategic location and unique features
Situated near the Sharjah Grand Mosque and along Emirates Road, Al Tay Hills benefits from excellent connectivity to Dubai and other key locations. The project’s standout feature is a 2.5-kilometre-long green river, the longest in the region, which acts as a natural attraction and enhances the overall living experience.
Additionally, the development includes expansive green spaces, three mosques, retail outlets, cafes, and playgrounds catering to all age groups. An extensive 11-kilometre network of swimming pools, walking, and cycling paths further adds to the community’s appeal, seamlessly blending urban convenience with natural beauty.
Jamal Al Shawish, Head of Sales and Marketing, emphasised that the impressive sales figures reaffirm investor confidence in Sharjah’s real estate market. “These sales results are a clear indicator of the strength of the UAE real estate market and the rapid expansion of Sharjah’s property sector,” he stated.