Bodour Al Qasimi Chairs Eagle Hills Meeting To Review Sharjah's Real Estate And Tourism Achievements

H.H. Sheikha Bodour bint Sultan Al Qasimi, Chairperson of the Sharjah Investment and Development Authority (Shurooq), led a significant board meeting for Eagle Hills Sharjah Development LLC. This joint venture between Shurooq and Abu Dhabi-based Eagle Hills focuses on sustainable economic growth in Sharjah. The meeting reviewed key milestones, including the near sell-out of Maryam Island and strong leasing at Kalba Waterfront Mall.

The agenda centred on financial strategies, project delivery, and a shared vision for sustainable urban development. Updates on flagship projects highlighted tangible progress and market momentum. Maryam Island's sales performance was impressive, with over 3,000 units available and more than 1,200 already handed over. This reflects investor confidence due to its strategic location and luxury amenities.

Kalba Waterfront Mall, the largest retail and leisure development in Sharjah’s Eastern Region, reported robust leasing activity. Most of its leasable area is operational or under fit-out. Located along Kalba's scenic shoreline, it features 80 units, diverse dining options, and a 1,600 square metre children's play area. This project boosts footfall, supports entrepreneurship, and creates new jobs and tourism opportunities in Kalba.

The board meeting included prominent members like Mohamed Al Abbar from Eagle Hills and Ahmed Obaid Al Qaseer from Shurooq. Discussions focused on financial performance for 2025, highlighting key indicators such as sales volumes and operational efficiencies that contribute to ongoing success. The partnership merges local expertise with global standards to deliver consistent achievements.

Construction progress was also assessed during the meeting. Steady advancement across completed phases and ongoing developments was noted. Work continues towards phased handovers aligned with the partnership’s broader vision. This progress underscores the commitment to impactful urban development in Sharjah.

The near sell-out of Maryam Island signifies strong market demand driven by its strategic location and luxury offerings. The project's success exemplifies investor confidence and signals strong capital appreciation potential within the region.

Future Outlook

The meeting concluded with a focus on innovation, sustainability, and stakeholder engagement across all projects. As Sharjah positions itself as a global investment destination, these strategic discussions highlight efforts towards excellence and inclusive growth.

With inputs from WAM