Home UAE Dubai Expo City Dubai launches phase 2 of Shamsa properties; phase 1 sells out Shamsa’s second phase features three- and four-bed townhouses priced from Dhs3.6m by Gulf Business September 14, 2023 Image: Expo City Dubai Expo City Dubai has announced the second phase of its Shamsa Townhouses project in Expo Valley. The master developer has launched a limited number of units following the sell-out of the first phase. The project has attracted interest from investors and buyers from around the world. Mangrove Residences, the first of three clusters of apartment buildings that make up Expo Central, is also selling fast, with two more clusters – Sidr Residences and Sky Residences – coming soon. Ahmed Al Khatib, chief development and delivery Officer, Expo City Dubai, said: “The speedy sell-out of the first phase of Shamsa Townhouses reflects the buoyant real estate market in Dubai and a growing interest in the south of the city as a convenient place to live and work, not to mention the exceptional high quality of the properties and the unique urban living experience. “Both Expo Valley and Expo Central feature best practices in innovative, environmentally friendly design and form part of an exciting, growing community that prioritises health, wellbeing and happiness. We are confident the next phases will prove to be equally as popular.” Key features of Expo Valley (at Expo City Dubai) Expo Valley is within a short walk or cycle from all the attractions of Expo City Dubai. Shamsa’s second phase features three- and four-bed townhouses priced from Dhs3.6m and located within a green landscape, featuring cycling tracks, walking trails and a nature reserve, and amenities including playgrounds, recreational facilities, cafés and farm-to-table dining. Tags Expo City Dubai expo valley News Real Estate UAE 0 Comments You might also like Flying Taxis: How Archer aims to revolutionise travel in the UAE UAE to announce petrol, diesel prices for January; will rates drop in 2024? How REITs are unlocking the potential of UAE real estate GCC region M&A blazes trail as global deals decline