MANAMA: Manara Developments has reported considerable interest from visitors and investors on day one of the Gulf Property Show.

The developer’s participation this year, as a strategic sponsor, is the largest so far in terms of volume and diversity of projects offered, as the company is showcasing both established and ongoing projects at its pavilion, which spans over 126sqm – the largest amongst all the exhibition participants.

At the show, Manara launched its luxury multi-use waterfront project, Hasabi, located in the south of Bahrain near Durrat Al Bahrain. The development features an Entertainment island spanning 56,000sqm, surrounded by sandy beaches and family-focused leisure and recreational facilities.

Hasabi will offer a variety of waterfront villas and apartments built on a curved chain of interconnected islands. All its units are water-facing and equipped with a private jetty in addition to private pools and garden space.

Other residential projects being showcased at this year’s show include Wadi Al Riffa, Wahati and Kenaz Al Bahrain, as well as the Investment Gateway - Bahrain development, the largest light industrial project available for freehold ownership in the kingdom.

The Hasabi and Wadi Al Riffa projects are being showcased for prospective homeowners to register their interest as the projects unfold, while Wahati and Kenaz Al Bahrain, previously completed projects, will continue sales.

Bookings are currently open for Wadi Al Riffa, which consists of 126 attached villas.

The development, which is currently in Phase One, will see the delivery of 29 villas by early 2020.

Each unit will include three master bedrooms, a large majlis, a dining room and an external kitchen, in addition to a maid’s room with a private bathroom and laundry room.

Moreover, each villa has parking space for two cars. The price for each unit starts from BD129,800.

The Kenaz Al Bahrain project consists of a number of four-storey apartment buildings offering a total of 136 apartment units. Each apartment measures on average 160sqm and consists of three bedrooms, a spacious kitchen, living room, three bathrooms and a maid’s room, in addition to car parking facilities.

The fourth residential project that received significant interest from the exhibition visitors was Wahati, built within the Wahat Al Muharraq project, which has been designed specifically to meet the requirements of the social housing scheme launched by the Housing Ministry.

Sharing the limelight at the event was the Investment Gateway - Bahrain project, which recently started work on Phase Two. The scope of work covers land reclamation and construction of the infrastructure, including the internal streets, electrical and water services.

Manara’s managing director Dr Hasan Al Bastaki said the industrial project has an investment value of BD300 million.

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