Sweet Homes launches seven commercial and residential towers collectively valued at Dhs1.3bn

The developer's latest projects will be constructed within 'Ajman Uptown', an Dhs2.5bn community development, which will accommodate the first freehold residential villas in Ajman. In addition to seven (B+G+4) buildings, the township is also set to offer a total of 1,504 G+2 villas and townhouses spread over a total area of 4 million sq. feet.

With aims of providing investors with a wide array of residential units to invest in, Sweet Homes will be constructing five mixed-use luxury towers, including 'Heliconia', a 42,936 sq. m. building, which will boast of a total of 352 studio, one- and two-bedroom flats and 30 prime retail spaces on the ground floor; 'Iris', a 22,741 sq. m. development with 188 flats and 15 commercial spaces; and 'Jatropha', a 21,751 sq. m. mid-rise structure, which will house 184 residential and 14 commercial units. Set to offer 224 residential flats and 28 business spaces is 'Kentia' a 30,430 sq. m. project, along with 'Ludisia', which will offer 148 apartment and 14 retail units within it's a total area of 17,321 sq. m.

"Our vision of establishing Ajman as a new real estate destination in the region is fast becoming a reality, and with the launch of these seven towers, which will populate the 'Ajman Uptown' community township, we are on track to achieving this ambitious objective," said Fahad Sattar Dero, CEO, Sweet Homes Group.

"We are definitely looking forward to opening Ajman Uptown's doors to investors who are seeking to acquire high value property developments. Our efforts are focused towards delivering the towers on schedule, which is part of our commitment to deliver cost effective developments to a wide segment of potential investors."

Ajman Uptown will also incorporate two office towers - 'Freesia' and 'Gardenia' - which will offer an ideal location for commercial and retail spaces due to the projects' prime location, accessible directly from the Emirates Road and adjacent to Emirates City. With a total built-up area of 20,733 sq. m., 'Freesia' will offer 152 offices and 13 showrooms; while 'Gardenia' will have a total of 212 offices and 16 showrooms within its 26,619 sq. m. built-up space. In addition, both commercial towers will also boast of a health club at the rooftop and basement parking.

The prime residential development will also include a school, a healthcare centre, a fire fighting station and several mosques. As a premier residential project that aims to nurture the homeowners' health and well-being within its enclaves, the 'Ajman Uptown' project will also offer a health and recreation club, a swimming pool and a number of lush and spacious parks. A shopping mall, retail shops, boutique offices, a hotel and a food court will also surround the perimeters of the community, all of which will be connected by a single 1.15 kilometre pedestrian pathway.

"Providing the right mix of residential and commercial spaces, in addition to the presence of a complete range of facilities to cater to residents' leisure, fitness, educational and social needs, all within an ideal location, was our inspiration in building 'Ajman Uptown'. As we witness continuous progress in our current project, we are certainly looking at further leveraging the growing demand for built spaces in Ajman, in line with our aims to expand our operations and reach more customers through our expertise and novel concepts in real estate development," concluded Dero.

Fully committed to delivering results, Sweet Homes' diversified business activities have played an integral part in the growth of the real estate market in Dubai, Ajman and Ras Al-Khaimah. The developer has acquired extensive experience in the fields of general engineering and contracting, trading, real estate brokerage, marketing, selling and managing prestigious properties in the UAE. Through its widespread network of real estate contacts, Sweet Homes has built a name based on its professional and efficient services, in addition to its reliance on highly innovative technologies.