Alef announces 100% completion of phase 1 structural works at Al Mamsha Seerah
Sharjah – Alef , the leading real estate developer in the Emirate of Sharjah, announced that the first phase of "Al Mamsha Seerah" is advancing at an accelerated pace, with 100% completion of structural work, in line with the scheduled delivery of the project in "Al Mamsha Sharjah" by Q4 2026.
Furthermore, 98% of the units have already been sold, underscoring the strong confidence of both local and international investors and reflecting the growing demand for upscale residential properties in Sharjah.
The construction of "Al Mamsha Seerah" is advancing rapidly, with the structural works significantly progressed. Blockwork and finishing's are also well underway. In addition, the development of HVAC, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing systems, along with the final finishing works, are moving forward effectively.
Issa Ataya, CEO of Alef , expressed his satisfaction with this achievement, stating:
'We are delighted by the strong market reception of Al Mamsha Seerah, as evidenced by 98% of units being sold. This milestone highlights our unwavering commitment to efficiency and superior quality. We look forward to welcoming residents to experience the refined urban lifestyle that our meticulously designed communities provide, combining architectural excellence with unparalleled comfort.'
About "Al Mamsha Seerah":
"Al Mamsha Seerah" comprises three clusters spread over 8 buildings and includes 1,586 residential units, consisting of studios and apartments with 1, 2, and 3 bedrooms. All units are equipped to the highest standards of architectural quality and comfort, tailored to meet the sophisticated urban lifestyle in Sharjah.
About "Al Mamsha Sharjah":
"Al Mamsha Sharjah" project covers 3 million square feet across four zones—Al Mamsha Souks, Al Mamsha Seerah, Al Mamsha Raseel, and Al Mamsha Hamsa—making it the Emirate's first fully walkable residential community. Seamlessly integrating residential units with commercial spaces, the project is strategically located near Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, ensuring easy accessibility and convenience for residents and visitors alike.
About Alef
Alef, founded by the late visionary Sheikh Khalid Bin Sultan Al Qasimi in 2013, stands today as a testament to his pioneering spirit in the realm of lifestyle experience provision. Operating from its central hub in Sharjah, UAE, this privately-owned entity has carved a niche for itself as a trailblazer in the creation of premier lifestyle communities, destinations, and experiences. The Alef's strategy hinges on insightful investment choices and the cultivation of strategic joint ventures, paving the way for innovation and excellence in the sector.
With a commanding presence reflected in a robust AED 12 billion asset base and extensive land bank, Alef 's premium developments are at the forefront, driving progress in both business and leisure initiatives. These developments are complemented by Alef's dedication to building high caliber residential communities that set industry benchmarks.
For a comprehensive overview of Alef 's endeavors and to stay abreast of their latest developments, please visit our website at www.alef.ae. You are also encouraged to engage with us on our social media platforms, where we continuously share insights into our projects and community engagements: find us on LinkedIn (@Alef), follow our Instagram feed (@Alef), and subscribe to our YouTube channel @alefsharjah). If you would like to speak with us directly, please don't hesitate to call our toll-free number at 800-253-323.
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