Lusail Real Estate Development Company has sold 35 residential villas at Qetaifan Islands, marking the completion of second-stage sales at one of Qatar’s most exclusive integrated communities.
The public offering was held last Thursday under the supervision of representatives of the Ministry of Economy and Commerce.
The public offering was broadcast live on TV and streamed on Lusail Real Estate Development Company’s website in line with the firm’s commitment to ensure transparency in all its offerings.
Lusail Real Estate Development Company is planning to offer soon a number of residential units for sale at Seef Lusail.
Khaled al-Sayed, the Group CEO said: “Villas sold in the public offering are located in the second Qetaifan Island, which represents one of Lusail City’s major attractions in terms of site location and available amenities.”
Al-Sayed added that Lusail Real Estate Development Company was committed to offering its clients the most exclusive real estate ventures across Qatar.
“Our offerings target all market segments starting with the first-stage sale of 50 land plots at competitive prices in the first Qetaifan Island, followed recently by the sale of luxurious residential villas in the second island,” al-Sayed explained.
Qatar Diar launched the second stage of sales at Qetaifan Islands between June 22 and June 30 during which Lusail Real Estate Development Company hosted a pavilion at the Sheraton Doha to brief clients about the project.
The pavilion attracted interest from a large number of customers who applied to purchase the luxurious residential villas. Sold units included 8 villas overlooking the waterfront with a surface area ranging between 950 and 1,200 square meters and 27 villas overlooking the internal landscape with a surface area ranging between 850 and 900 square metres.
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