01 June 2020

Diyar Al Muharraq, one of the largest real estate development companies in Bahrain, says work is in full swing on its affordable housing project, Jeewan, being developed as part of the Deerat Al Oyoun affordable housing project.

Jeewan offers three types of villas – the Modern Tropical, French Chateau, and the Classical Art Deco villas – all of which combine traditional and modern architectural designs, and are aimed to suit a variety of different tastes. The main contractor for the project is Ahmed Omar Trading and Contracting.

Announcing the construction updates, Diyar Al Muharraq says work on phases One and Two are currently ahead of schedule and is set to be completed by Q4, while Phase Three will be ready in Q2 next year.

Development of the 173 villas in Phase One began on November 1, 2018 and with the construction work moving at a steady pace, it has reached a completion rate of 75 per cent, while the development of the further 119 villas in Phase Two, which commenced on April 15 last year, has reached a completion rate of 66 per cent, it adds.

On the steady progress, CEO Engineer Ahmed Alammadi says: “We are pleased to announce this significant project update. We, at Diyar Al Muharraq, are keen on completing all our projects in a timely manner, with the best possible quality of work.”

“With the help of Ahmed Omar Trading and Contracting, we were able to achieve our objectives and stay ahead of schedule, in line with our mission to professionally accomplish all projects both efficiently and effectively,” he states. “In parallel with phases One and Two, Phase Three includes the completion of utilities and services, in addition to 160 villas that will be ready for handover,” remarks Alammadi.

Construction of Phase Three is currently ahead of schedule, reaching a completion rate of 21 per cent and is expected to be completed by the second quarter of 2021, he adds.

Diyar Al Muharraq is one of the largest integrated cities in Bahrain, offering a variety of housing solutions in a luxurious modern lifestyle. The city maintains a uniquely balanced blend of residential, commercial, recreational, and healthcare facilities, creating a fully integrated and futuristic model city.  

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