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The board celebrated significant progress across key projects, especially Maryam Island, which achieved a 99% sell-out rate, highlighting strong investor demand and confidence in Sharjah’s real estate market. With over 3,000 residential and commercial units and 1,200 already handed over, Maryam Island continues to draw interest for its prime location, luxury amenities, and sustainable design. Construction remains on schedule, with phased handovers aligning with the strategic vision for integrated community living.
The Kalba Waterfront Mall, the largest retail and leisure destination in Sharjah’s Eastern Region, demonstrated strong leasing momentum, with most retail spaces either operational or under fit-out. The mall, which includes 80 outlets, diverse dining options, and a 1,600-square-metre children’s play area, has become a key driver of tourism and local entrepreneurship, supporting job creation and economic diversification in the region.
The meeting, attended by His Excellency Mohamed Al Abbar, Chairman of Eagle Hills; His Excellency Ahmed Obaid Al Qaseer, CEO of Shurooq; and Hisham Ibrahim, Group CEO of Eagle Hills, also reviewed the joint venture’s strong financial performance for 2025. Discussions focused on operational efficiency, investment returns, and sustainable project delivery, reflecting Sharjah’s growing appeal to global investors and professionals.
As the session concluded, the board reaffirmed its commitment to innovation, sustainability, and community-focused development, aligning with Sharjah’s long-term vision to create thriving, inclusive, and resilient urban spaces. The ongoing success of Eagle Hills Sharjah Development LLC underscores the emirate’s ability to balance economic ambition with cultural and environmental responsibility.