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Al Qudra receives massive response to Ain Al Fayda
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Posted Oct 15, 2008 3:41:06 PM By Anonymous [Show Printable Version]  

Al Qudra receives massive response to Ain Al Fayda: Despite the credit crunch and the global economic downturn, things are certainly looking up for Abu Dhabi-based Al Qudra Real Estate as they talk about Ain Al Fayda, an attractive mixed-use community in Al Ain. Ain Al Fayda will feature healthcare, tourism, residential and retail components and is set to become a well-being destination because of its unique blend of amenities and attributes.

Mahmood Ebraheem Al Mahmood, CEO, Al Qudra Holding, said, "We are pleased to announce record sales revenue during the launch of the first phase of Ain Al Fayda. Al Ain represents a strategic market and we are proud to be amongst the first developers to unlock this city's potential offering."

Ain Al Fayda is considered the first of its kind real estate development in the region as it is lodged at the base of Jebel Hafeet in Al Ain amidst abundant foliage and healing hot springs. Phase 1 of the real estate project will house 2, 3, 4-bedroom traditional and modern-day villas designed for both nature-lovers and dynamic city dwellers.

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