Sheikh Hamdan approves 17,000+ new affordable homes in Dubai

Sheikh Hamdan approves 17,000+ new affordable homes in Dubai

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Dubai is set to enhance its affordable housing landscape with the development of over 17,000 new residential units, following the approval of a significant land allocation by His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of The Executive Council.

Affordable Housing Initiative

In alignment with Dubai's Affordable Housing Policy and the objectives of the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan, 1.46 million square meters of land have been designated for the construction of 17,080 residential units. This initiative aims to foster vibrant communities, support economic growth, create jobs, and improve access to quality housing and essential services for residents across all income levels.

The initial phase will focus on developing six sites located in Al Mueisim 1, Al Twar 1, Al Qusais Industrial 5, and Al Leyan 1. These units are designed to offer affordable rental rates, featuring thoughtfully designed, high-quality living spaces with access to essential infrastructure and services. Sheikh Hamdan emphasized Dubai's commitment to inclusivity, stating, "We are committed to offering a range of housing options and we welcome all ideas that contribute to a cohesive and prosperous society that embraces diversity—Dubai is a city for everyone."

Independent Legal Consultant Project

In addition to the housing initiative, Sheikh Hamdan approved the Independent Legal Consultant Project, a flexible licensing model that enables Dubai citizens to practice legal consultancy independently without the necessity of establishing a physical office. This project allows Emiratis to provide legal counsel—excluding litigation—in specific legal fields.

The pilot phase encompasses areas such as real estate and personal status law, creating opportunities for Emiratis, including academics, retirees, and those seeking remote work alternatives. Applicants are required to have a minimum of two years of legal experience, pass an assessment, and complete a training program in the relevant field.

Sheikh Hamdan highlighted the evolving nature of the legal profession and encouraged Emiratis to explore opportunities within this dynamic field, reinforcing Dubai's status as a hub for entrepreneurship that supports innovative work models promoting work-life balance and enhancing quality of life.

These initiatives reflect Dubai's ongoing efforts to empower individuals, nurture talent, and promote a cohesive society that embraces diversity and innovation.

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