Kuwait hastens construction of three new urban areas as part of extensive development plan
Kickstarting the Future of Kuwaiti Housing: Al-Khairan, Nawaf Al-Ahmad, and Al-Sabriya
Get ready to see some major changes in the housing landscape of Kuwait! Abdullatif Al-Mishari, the Minister of State for Municipal Affairs and Housing Affairs, just announced the launch of three exciting new residential city projects: Al-Khairan, Nawaf Al-Ahmad, and Al-Sabriya.
Here's the scoop:
Al-Khairan is gearing up to span a whopping 135 square kilometers, with a planned 60,000 residential units.
Nawaf Al-Ahmad City will spread across 125 square kilometers, housing a whopping 55,000 units for Kuwaiti citizens.
And lastly, we have Al-Sabriya City, which will be built on an 80 square kilometer territory, accommodating approximately 55,000 housing units.
These new urban developments aim to cater to the housing needs of Kuwaiti families, offering diverse housing options and setting aside dedicated areas for essential services, commerce, investment, and more.
The projects are currently in the planning stages, with consultancy competitions open to offices in the design, planning, and engineering fields. The selection process, supervised by the Board of Directors of the Public Authority for Housing Welfare, aims to ensure that these cities follow best practices in construction and urban planning.
These upcoming residential cities are projected to deliver around 170,000 housing units, utilizing modern construction technologies and contemporary infrastructure. Stay tuned as these developments unfold, making way for a brighter future for Kuwaiti families!
If you're curious about other ongoing residential projects in Kuwait, check out South Saad Al-Abdullah City, Jaber Al-Ahmad Residential City, Al-Mutlaa City, or Ali Sabah Al-Salem (Umm Al-Hayman). Keep an eye on the Public Authority for Housing Welfare's announcements for the latest updates on these and future projects.
- Sabriya, one of the upcoming residential cities in Kuwait, is set to accommodate approximately 55,000 housing units on an 80 square kilometer territory.
- In the finance and investment industry, these new urban developments, such as Al-Sabriya City, aim to raise funds for the construction by attracting investments from potential backers.
- Al-Khairan, Nawaf Al-Ahmad, and Al-Sabriya cities, with a combined total of 170,000 housing units, will significantly contribute to the real-estate industry in Kuwait.
- As the planning stages progress, the consultancy competitions for Al-Sabriya City are open to offices in the design, planning, and engineering fields, ensuring the best construction and urban planning practices.
- To cater to the demand for essential services and commerce, dedicated areas are being set aside in Al-Sabriya City and other upcoming residential cities for businesses to grow and thrive.
