UAE-based real estate developer Alef Group has initiated the final stage of its Hayyan project in Sharjah by awarding construction contracts totalling Dh750m ($204m).
The contracts, which cover the development of more than 700 residential units, include work on the Samr 1, Samr 2 and Deem clusters, as well as a shopping mall, clubhouse, and significant landscaping and public spaces.
The signing of these contracts marks the commencement of full-scale construction for the final phase of the Hayyan development.
Alef Group is proceeding with the expansion of both housing and community infrastructure, advancing its delivery schedule as planned.
The scope of the current phase includes various types of residential units alongside amenities designed to serve the future residents.
Hayyan, designed as a residential neighbourhood with a focus on green spaces and connected pedestrian areas, continues to move forward as per its master plan.
The new residential clusters are designed to provide a range of modern family homes, while the mall and clubhouse will serve as central hubs for the community.
The development’s landscaping and public realm efforts will extend green areas and communal spaces.
Alef Group has emphasised that the progress on Hayyan’s concluding phase reflects sustained demand and ongoing confidence in the Sharjah residential property sector.
With these latest contracts, the company aims to complete one of the emirate’s largest mixed-use projects, which is expected to contribute to local urban growth.
Alef Group Projects Delivery senior vice-president Ayman Alhammadi said: “The launch of construction works for the final phase of Hayyan marks a defining moment in the evolution of this landmark community.
“As we move forward with more than 700 residential units and key lifestyle components, we are reaffirming Alef Group’s commitment to delivering fully integrated destinations that elevate quality of life and create long-term value.
“Hayyan reflects our philosophy of developing with heritage, guided by vision, where nature, architecture and community are brought together through purposeful planning and disciplined execution.”
