01 September 2018

Al Forsan Real Estate says it has added 15,000 sq m of retail and entertainment space at Town Square at the centre of  Al Forsan Village, its vibrant community destination in Abu Dhabi’s Khalifa City.

An elegantly-designed and conceptualised retail destination, Town Square addresses the needs of people residing within the community and also the residents spread across the Khalifa City area and the wider Abu Dhabi region, says the UAE developer.

With the new addition, it is now home to several major international brands including Spinneys Hypermarket, Energy Plus, Al Manara Pharmacy, JustKidding, Grand Optics, Street9 Cafe, Oregano Cafe, Dantel & More, Coffee Club, Pickframes.com, Physiomins, B&Y Electronics, Champion Cleaners, Illy Café, Tilia Flowers and Cheeky Monkeys, states Al Forsan Real Estate.

Al Forsan Village project includes a broad mix of accommodation types to suit different lifestyles and family requirements, from comfortable and easily managed apartments to substantial and luxurious detached villas for extended family living.

“We have given a lot of thought while designing this unique retail destination. Our key objective was to first make Town Square a self-sufficient platform for our in-house residents and also the community that resides in and around Khalifa City,” remarks Rashed Al Qubaisi, the general manager of Al Forsan Holding.  

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