Abu Dhabi: Developed across 400 hectares at a cost of about Dh5 billion, Jubail Island is set to become the UAE capital’s newest residential and leisure destination.
Located between Saadiyat and Yas islands, Jubail Island will feature very low-density housing, retail and entertainment options divided across six investment zone villages, according to executives from master developer Jubail Island Investment Company (JIIC) who were speaking during a media tour of the new island on Monday.
“We are keen to safeguard this important real estate area of Abu Dhabi by preserving the environment while also creating residential, commercial and recreational spaces, in line with the island’s natural appeal and importance to the real estate market,” said Hamad Al Nuaimi, chairman of the JIIC board of directors.
Once completed, the island is expected to house between 5,000 and 6,000 residents.
“We are keen to safeguard this important real estate area of Abu Dhabi by preserving the environment while also creating residential, commercial and recreational spaces, in line with the island’s natural appeal and importance to the real estate market,” said Hamad Al Nuaimi, chairman of the JIIC board of directors.
Once completed, the island is expected to house between 5,000 and 6,000 residents.
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