Mohammed bin Rashid Housing Foundation Completes 136 Residential Villas in Al Warqa 4

In line with the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE, Ruler of Dubai, to enhance family stability for citizens and provide a decent life while elevating the quality of living, and under the supervision of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of the Executive Council, to allocate modern and integrated housing projects, Mohammed bin Rashid Housing Foundation has completed the construction of 136 residential villas in the Al Warqa 4 area of Dubai. The project commenced at the beginning of the past year and covers an area of 728,510 square feet.

Mr. Omar Hamad Bushahab, the CEO of the Mohammed bin Rashid Housing Foundation, emphasized that this project is part of a series of initiatives aimed at meeting the future housing needs of citizens within integrated communities, in accordance with the highest urban planning standards. The foundation's priority is to ensure the well-being and prosperity of citizens over the next twenty years, aligning with the goals of Dubai's Urban Plan 2040.

Bushahab stated, "The foundation is actively executing residential projects in various regions of Dubai to guarantee suitable housing and services, in line with the objectives of Dubai's Urban Plan 2040. Our focus is on providing the best planning standards to ensure the social stability and a decent life for citizens and their families."

The project covers a vast area of 728,510 square feet (67,680 square meters), with a total construction area of 511,250 square feet (47,497 square meters). It consists of 136 residential villas equipped with all modern facilities. These villas have been designed with optimal distribution of interior and exterior spaces to meet the needs of citizen families. This commitment by the foundation ensures the provision of top-notch housing services for citizens.

Furthermore, the villas have been built with various architectural designs to cater to the specific requirements of the citizen beneficiaries. These residential villas come in different external facades and each villa consists of two floors, with paved and landscaped internal spaces. The ground floor in each villa includes a family living room, an independent majlis (sitting area), a separate kitchen, a maid's room, a laundry room, and a guest room. The first floor comprises four bedrooms, each with separate facilities.