Dubai’s Victory Heights has celebrated the successful completion of all construction work by Al Jaber Group, which was contracted in July 2007 to build the first three villages in the luxury golfing residential community.
Al Jaber Group, based in Abu Dhabi, was contracted to build the three villages of Oliva, Estella and Esmeralda which includes 573 of the 784 luxury villas that make up phase-one of the development which surrounds the award winning The Els Club golf course.
To mark the occasion Victory Heights invited senior managers involved in the AED 977 million project to an exclusive lunch hosted by joint developers’ the Bahraini Investment Bank Arcapita and Dubai Sports City.
"The Victory Heights development is a unique endeavour and choosing the right contractor has been an integral part of our success in delivering high quality villas to our homeowners. Al Jaber has consistently met our stringent requirements throughout the construction process of Oliva, Estella and Esmeralda villages and has worked alongside us to create one of the most sought after residential developments in Dubai," said Yasser Abdulrahman Al Raee, General Manager of Victory Heights.
"Victory Heights is one of the most impressive residential projects in Dubai and we are proud to have played such an integral part in the success of this prominent project," added Fatima Al Jaber, Group COO of Al Jaber Group.
More than 90 percent of the villas in Victory Heights have been sold and 680 families are now living in the development. Villas are built in three different styles; authentic Spanish Andalusian, bold Mediterranean and classic European styles and many boast stunning views of the fairways and lakes of the golf course, giving the development a calm and tranquil atmosphere.
The facilities of The Els Club and The Butch Harmon School of Golf are within walking distance of the villa community, while just five minutes drive away is Dubai Sports City and the International Cricket Stadium, where national and international cricket and football matches are played, and five Sporting Academies which offer world-class coaching to children of all ages in football, hockey, rugby, swimming, and cricket.
