Phase II of Manta Bay launches
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Al Marjan Island development has already attracted interest from international developers, featuring key location and an array of lifestyle amenities
UAE-based Major Developers has launched Phase II of its flagship project, Manta Bay, located on Al Marjan Island, Ras Al Khaimah, following the 'strong success' of Phase I.
Announcing the new launch, the developer said this has been in response to heightened demand, with strong investor interest and expressions of interest (EOIs) already translating into multiple initial bookings. Designed to cater to the preferences of a global investor base spanning over 25 nationalities, Phase Two offers innovative and landscaped luxury living solutions.
Buyers can also choose fully furnished units to enhance investment potential, with the units featuring private jacuzzis and BBQ-equipped terraces, with access to a wide range of other on-site lifestyle amenities.
Major Developers' CEO, Andrei Charapenak said, 'The overwhelming interest in Manta Bay Phase II is a testament to the project's appeal and the confidence investors have in our vision. With exclusive new units and its prime location on Al Marjan Island – home to transformative developments like the Wynn Al Marjan Island resort – this phase enhances the luxury living experience. We are thrilled to see strong momentum from both local and international buyers, with Phase Two already receiving bookings and EOIs from investors across 25 countries.'
'This is a clear reflection of Manta Bay's global appeal and its potential as a prime investment opportunity. To meet this growing demand, we have introduced a wider range of layouts designed to accommodate evolving investor and resident needs,' concluded Charapenak.
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