
Aldar Properties PJSC (Aldar), Abu Dhabi's major listed property development, investment and management company, announces that homes within its West Yas development are now available for purchase by all nationalities.
West Yas is Aldar’s first villa community situated on the Yas Island and features 1,000 four- and five-bedroom villas with amenities and facilities for residents.
Villa prices start from AED4.3 million and range from 600 to 800 sqm in size. Those interested in purchasing a home in West Yas can benefit from a payment plan of 25 percent during construction and 75 percent upon handover, with a minimum down payment of 5 percent of the purchase price.
Aldar’s CEO Mohamed Khalifa Al-Mubarak commented: “We have witnessed significant demand for the enriched community living experience that West Yas offers in Abu Dhabi’s most exciting destination – Yas Island. As such, we are delighted to open up West Yas to purchasers of all nationalities who will be able to take advantage of this master-planned community and its exceptional range of community facilities.”
He added: “West Yas is a key component of Aldar’s commitment to provide high quality, comfortable, well-situated residences. This forms an important element of our destination development strategy – to create a vibrant mix of communities on Yas Island.”
West Yas features an array of community facilities, including a mosque built for 2,000 worshippers, two schools, a retail center, sports facilities, a petrol station, and extensive landscaping and greenery in its wide, open public spaces. The first school, operated by Aldar Academies, has been handed over and operational since Aug. 31, 2016. Additionally, residents of West Yas can enjoy waterfront views overlooking the natural mangroves that surround Yas Island.
Infrastructure work is on track across all aspects of the development with much of it nearing completion.
Source: Arab News
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