Emaar completes 1 project, launches another in Jeddah

Emaar Middle East will hand over its Emaar Square offices in Jeddah Gate to investors and business owners starting this month.
With the final touches to the dedicated office precinct being completed, Jeddah Gate is billed to become a commercial destination offering 63 office spaces in three buildings that overlook a central plaza.
Emaar Middle East has also launched a third luxury residential project in Jeddah Gate under its Emaar Residences brand of homes. Customers now have the opportunity to buy into one of the most sought-after communities in the city that offers a wide range of lifestyle amenities.
The first residential project — Abraj Al Hilal 1 — has been handed over and is now a family neighborhood. The Abraj Al Hilal homes are designed for Saudi families, spacious and rich in exclusive amenities including fitness centers, daycare and swimming pools.
A spokesperson for Emaar Middle East, said: “The handover of Emaar Square offices from this month, and the launch of the third residential project prove our commitment to deliver and create sustained value for our investors. Emaar Square is an office precinct like no other in the city with a central location and being part of an elegant master-planned community with all lifestyle amenities in walking distance. With the growth in demand for homes and offices in Jeddah, our projects are ideally suited for homeowners and investors for its exceptional designs, luxury services and amenities and the high quality of construction.”
Emaar Residences is located close to King Abdullah Road, facing Emaar Square and offers direct access to the community services and amenities through walkways and plazas.
Designed to suit the Saudi modern lifestyle choices yet upholding traditional values, Jeddah Gate is an integrated master-planned development with residential, commercial and hospitality projects, leisure facilities, walkways, beautiful plazas and gardens, as well as the wide range of services, retail outlets, mosques, schools and sidewalk dining and cafés.

Source: Arab News