A 5 billion UAE dirham ($1.4 billion) master planned development known as Jubail Island has been launched in Abu Dhabi. The development will be sandwiched between the Yas Island and Saadiyat Island developments, it was announced on Monday.
The 400-acre low-density community is “designed to appeal to wellness and nature enthusiasts,” and includes residential, retail, hospitality, entertainment, and education offerings, the project’s developer, Jubail Island Investment Company (JIIC) said in a press statement. The statement said the project has been designated as an Abu Dhabi investment zone and features six investment zone villages – Marafaa Al Jubail, Nad Al Dhabi, Seef Al Jubail, Ain Al Maha, Souk Al Jubail and Bed’a Al Jubail. A 5 billion UAE dirham ($1.4 billion) master planned development known as Jubail Island has been launched in Abu Dhabi. The development will be sandwiched between the Yas Island and Saadiyat Island developments, it was announced on Monday.
The 400-acre low-density community is “designed to appeal to wellness and nature enthusiasts,” and includes residential, retail, hospitality, entertainment, and education offerings, the project’s developer, Jubail Island Investment Company (JIIC) said in a press statement. The statement said the project has been designated as an Abu Dhabi investment zone and features six investment zone villages – Marafaa Al Jubail, Nad Al Dhabi, Seef Al Jubail, Ain Al Maha, Souk Al Jubail and Bed’a Al Jubail.
