ASAS Real Estate, a renowned subsidiary of Sharjah Islamic Bank, has recently announced the launch of phase two of the Sajaa Industrial Lands project in Sharjah, UAE. This strategic initiative aims to provide competitive investment opportunities and foste
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The Sajaa Industrial Lands project is a significant real estate development initiative by ASAS Real Estate, located in Sharjah, UAE. It aims to provide freehold ownership of industrial plots to UAE nationals, GCC citizens, and Arab residents in the UAE, with robust infrastructure and flexible payment plans.
UAE nationals, GCC citizens, and Arab residents in the UAE can invest in the Sajaa Industrial Lands project. The project offers freehold ownership to these groups, making it an attractive investment opportunity.
The plot sizes in phase two of the Sajaa Industrial Lands project range from 9,500 to 30,000 square feet, with prices starting at AED1,045,000 and reaching up to AED4,050,000.
Investors are required to make a 20% down payment and can benefit from a flexible payment period of 24 months. Special financing options are also available through Sharjah Islamic Bank.
For more information about the Sajaa Industrial Lands project, you can visit the ASAS Real Estate headquarters on Maliha Road in Sharjah or contact their specialized team to explore the available opportunities.
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