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The project extends over an area of 7.2 million square feet of land in the Al Rahmaniyah area of Sharjah, supporting the urban development of the Emirate
The city is designed to cover all three elements of sustainability – social, economic, and environmental
Sharjah Sustainable City (SSC) leads the global movement towards sustainable living, promoting a lifestyle compatible with the future. The city is designed to cover all three elements of sustainability – social, economic, and environmental – and provide solutions related to food security, water, and energy management, as well as natural resources conservation.
“This city represents a fundamental change in the concept of future cities and urban planning. The project is spearheading the movement towards sustainable living,” Yousif Ahmed Al-Mutawa, CEO of Sharjah Sustainable City told TRENDS. “It aligns with the global movement towards becoming climate positive, reducing carbon emissions, positively impacting the environment through energy production, and encouraging others to be more eco-aware. We see it as a working model of how cities of the future will look.”
The project extends over an area of 7.2 million square feet of land in the Al Rahmaniyah area of Sharjah, supporting the urban development of the Emirate.
“Over the past few years, we have seen a big shift in demand from central, urban city projects such as high-rise apartment complexes to suburban lifestyle destination developments like Sharjah Sustainable City, as both local and expatriate families are looking to take advantage of attractive prices in the UAE property market to invest in a home or investment property,” Al-Mutawa added.
COVID-19 accelerated this shift, according to Al-Mutawa, as those whose financial stability wasn’t severely affected by the pandemic have taken the opportunity to change their living environment and move from densely populated areas to more spacious areas with villas and gardens. The pandemic has driven the people’s desire to protect the health of their families by moving to less crowded areas and demanding homes with gardens, parks, and leisure spaces.
According to Al-Mutawa, the SSC project consists of 1,120 residential units and villas ranging between 2,035 sq. ft. to 3,818 sq, with prices starting from AED 1.3 million for villas.
