Sharjah24: Following overwhelming demand from investors for the “Suroor 1, 2, 3, and 4” buildings in “Al Mamsha Seerah”, Alef Group, the leading real estate development company in the Emirate of Sharjah, has launched two buildings in the second cluster “Sawa” in Al Mamsha Seerah. The first building, “Sawa 1”, includes 171 residential units, and the second building, “Sawa 2”, consists of 181 residential units of 1-2-3-bedroom apartments.

Issa Ataya, CEO of Alef Group, said: “We are eager to develop the Sharjah community and to establish high-end residential complexes that derive their identity from the emirate's heritage. These clusters in Al Mamsha Seerah are built to optimize the environment, nature, and green spaces, provide investors with added value while enriching the lives of residents. We are proud to be providing high-level mixed-use destinations in the Emirate of Sharjah and the United Arab Emirates.” 

Ataya pointed out that the launch of the first two buildings in the new cluster "Sawa" is a continuation of the ongoing development process in “Al Mamsha Seerah” which upon completion will be one of the foremost residential clusters that combine modern living with quality amenities and entertainment. By meeting all modern needs in one place, the project is appealing to both investors and residents. 

“Al Mamsha Seerah” in Al Mamsha is strategically located on Sheikh Khalid Bin Sultan Al Qasimi Street near the University City of Sharjah, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, and Sharjah International Airport. It consists of 10 buildings spread across three clusters. The first cluster, Suroor, was launched last year and includes four buildings. The number of buildings in the latest cluster "Sawa", will be revealed successively, while plans for the third cluster are set to be announced in the near future.

Al Mamsha combines modern living, retail, and entertainment facilities within a vibrant civilized technological environment. Alef has taken into consideration the architectural designs to have the best international practices and ensure the optimal use of spaces, as well as adding ample walking paths, green spaces, and open areas to purify the air and reduce temperatures by 8-10C˚.