Construction & Real Estate

ORA unveils boutique residential collection within flagship UAE project

ABU DHABI
ORA unveils boutique residential collection within flagship UAE project

ORA Developers, a global developer and curator of lifestyle destinations, has announced the launch of its premium residential community, Y Views, within its flagship development Bayn, a 4.8 million sqm coastal masterplan in Ghantoot corridor located between Abu Dhabi and Dubai. 

Bayn is ORA's flagship development and a part of a total AED30 billion ($8.16 billion) investment commitment by the developer. The community includes a 1.2km natural beachfront, a 5-star resort, a 204-berth marina, a business park, schools, healthcare facilities and a sports club, within 55% open space.

On the new project, ORA said  Y Views is a boutique collection of three to eight-bedroom luxury villas and mansions that currently has plots available in range of up to 31,000 sq ft starting at AED6.5 million onwards. 

Leading real estate brokerage betterhomes has been appointed by ORA to lead the current release, giving buyers direct, priority access to units.


Each Y Views villa is designed, so every bedroom faces the sea or a waterway, a collection with few direct comparisons on the Ghantoot corridor, said the developer.

"Y Views represents the next chapter in Bayn’s evolution, bringing to market a collection that reflects the scale and quality of what we are building in Ghantoot. betterhomes’ deep market knowledge and established buyer network make them the right partner to bring this release to the right audience." - Tamer Fikry, Chief Sales Officer, ORA Developers.

Richard Waind, CEO of betterhomes, said: "We have not seen a villa release of this scale on the Ghantoot corridor before. Buyers looking at Abu Dhabi and Dubai have always had to choose one city or the other."

"Bayn, sitting exactly on that corridor, removes that choice altogether. Plots as large as 31,000 sqft, in this location, are not something the market has had access to until now," he added.-TradeArabia News Service