The first phase of the project to be completed by January 2026
Dubai’s Expo City has unveiled a plan for sustainable living with prices of homes starting at Dh1.3 million as the developers are transforming the site into a residential district.
The development will be completed in phases and the first phase will have a residential complex within Expo City and Expo Valley.
“We are focused on the growth of Expo City and part of that is the development of residential components and office components. We have open events, museums, and restaurants,” said Ahmed Al Khatib, chief development and delivery officer, at Expo City Dubai.
“Now we are building two major projects – Expo Mangroves with 1,2 and 3 bhk (bedroom, hall, kitchen), located within the Expo City just 60 metres from the surreal water feature. Other attractions are at negligible distances,” added Al Khatib.
The construction of the projects has already begun, and the developers plan to complete the project’s first phase by January 2026.
Al Khatib said that great efforts have gone into the planning stage as the developers have carefully considered providing high-quality buildings using high-standard sustainable materials. “We are targeting LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) gold, targeting the future need of living, where residents will work and study from home and outdoors,” said Al Khatib.
