01 June 2018

Eagle Hills Sharjah, a leading real estate investment and development company, has launched Sapphire Beach Residence, the second residential building of the flagship Maryam Island project in Sharjah.

The joint venture between Eagle Hills, an Abu Dhabi-based private real estate investment and development company, and Sharjah Investment and Development Authority (Shurooq) is working on a trio of major developments that will set new standards of residential living, hospitality, retail and lifestyle communities in Sharjah.

Besides Maryam Island, it is also developing Kalba Waterfront and Palace Al Khan projects which are set to become flagship destinations for locals and visitors.

 The Sapphire Beach Residence launch comes following its success with the first residential building, Azure Beach Residence, in April. 

Sapphire Beach Residence features 190 units ranging from studios to three-bedroom apartments, all of which are complemented by 20 retail and food and beverage (F&B) units, a shared community pool and gym, a pool and a playground for children. Residents will also benefit from a strategic location close to the beach.  

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