Aldar and Arada Sign AED 15 Billion Strategic Partnership to Develop Projects in Abu Dhabi
Aldar and Arada signed partnership agreements covering major development projects on Yas Island and Saih Al Sedairah.
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Aldar Properties and Arada signed strategic partnership agreements on Wednesday covering major development opportunities on both Yas Island and Saih Al Sedairah in the emirate of Abu Dhabi, with a total combined value of approximately AED 15 billion.
The partnership falls within the framework of ongoing collaboration between the two companies to develop new real estate projects aimed at boosting urban and economic growth in the UAE capital. Yas Island and Saih Al Sedairah are considered priority areas in Abu Dhabi's real estate development plans in recent years.
The two companies did not disclose additional details about the nature of the specific projects to be covered by the partnership, or the expected implementation timeline, according to the announcement.
Aldar is one of the most prominent real estate developers in Abu Dhabi, while Arada is also active in real estate development, and this agreement serves to strengthen both companies' presence in the emirate's real estate landscape.
Investments of this scale are expected to support Abu Dhabi's real estate sector, amid continued demand for residential and commercial projects in the areas mentioned.
Neither company issued additional statements regarding financing details or the upcoming implementation phases of this partnership.
Sources
- شراكة بـ15 مليار درهم بين الدار وأرادَ لتطوير مشاريع بأبوظبي — Sky News Arabia — Business
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