The Nest complex will cover an area of over 388,000 square feet and comprise 12 five-storey apartment blocks.
Arada was once again hit UAE real estate news headlines when the group announced it was building an integrated student housing complex in Aljada known as the Nest with the participation of a Sharjah-based contractor, Intermass Engineering and Contracting Company. The construction company has over 40 years' experience in the regional industry and has also worked previously at Aljada. The new project cost is estimated at USD 99 million and will be ready for handover by the second quarter of 2022.
Chairman of Arada Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi said commenting on his vision for the Nest, 'The Nest community fits perfectly with Sharjah’s mission to provide a progressive and all-round educational experience for students from UAE and around the world. We have an ambitious program at this transformational community during the course of 2021 and look forward to delivering an exceptional experience for a new generation of students in Sharjah.'
The Nest complex will cover an area of over 388,000 square feet and comprise 12 five-storey apartment blocks. Each block will feature studios, two, four, five and eight-bed dormitories as well as study areas, shared TV and laundry rooms.
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