Andalusia unveils 2nd phase of Maya Townhouse

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2nd phase of Maya Townhouse.
2nd phase of Maya Townhouse.

Andalusia Courtyard launched the 2nd phase of “Maya Townhouse” project, after the huge turnout on the 1st phase, which has been completed in a record duration, not more than 12 months.

Andalusia Courtyard began offering the 2nd phase of the project, and the construction works thereof have already begun on the ground. The 2nd phase focuses upon the spaces, as the area ranges between 2900 to 3900 SqFt, per townhouse within the project.

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Saleh Tabbakh, the CEO and founder of Andalsuia Courtyard, commented on this launching, and said: “We are delighted for the launching of the 2nd phase of “Maya Townhouse” project, after the great achievement of the 1st phase. Through the new project, we target the biggest available areas in the market within the 3 bedroom townhouse category. Moreover, we launched a product of low supply in the market, which is the 5 bedroom townhouse with a net area of 3900 SqFt, spacious gardens, and high quality finishing”.

Tabbakh stressed the fact that the company focuses upon quality, rather than quantity, as it launches projects of low supply, to keep the momentum and demand. “The prices of properties that are being launched by our company depend on the launching of luxurious properties and targeting a specific class of buyers who seek the dream house“, he added.

Tabbakh advised that the new project raises the investments of the company in Dubai to more than AED 200 M. “Moreover, the company seeks to add new projects in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain to our portfolio, with the endeavour to launch only qualitative and distinctive projects”, he notified.

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The CEO of Andalusia Courtyard advised that the 2nd phase of the project consists of only 24 townhouses, with a high quality finishing, modern concepts, and additions that are being introduces for the first time, such as offering excellent services to care for the elderly people, integrating amenities within the property for the people of special needs and the individuals who need special care, providing state-of-the-art technology to support the people who need excellent medical care. 

 “Dubai real estate market witnessed a drastic change after “COVID-19”. The type of real estate investor changed too, as Dubai has emerged as a destination for a new category of investors who search for stability, safety, and security in Dubai, while attracting families more than individuals, a matter which increased demand for the luxurious properties of vast areas. Therefore, we will continue investment in this market”, Tabbakh concluded.

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