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Abu Dhabi Reveals 27,000-Resident Community Plan Near Khalifa Port

Abu Dhabi: Sdeira Group, a subsidiary of AD Ports Group, has unveiled the detailed masterplan for Aryam Community – KEZAD Al Mamourah, a major workforce housing development planned near Khalifa Port. The community will accommodate up to 27,000 workers employed in Abu Dhabi’s industrial, logistics and commercial sectors.

The project is located within KEZAD Al Mamourah A, close to Khalifa Port and the Abu Dhabi–Dubai transport corridor. It will be developed in two phases. The first phase will provide accommodation for approximately 14,000 residents across a site measuring 110,200 square metres, with a planned built-up area of 137,800 square metres.

The residential community will include a supermarket, medical clinic, retail outlets, dining halls, a central kitchen, laundry facilities and administrative offices. Residents will also have access to four outdoor sports courts and indoor recreational spaces. The masterplan incorporates smart metering, energy-efficient systems and water-saving technologies.

According to Sdeira Group’s announcement on October 19, 2026, construction is expected to begin in the first half of 2027, with completion targeted for 2029. The project was originally announced in May 2026, while the latest update reveals its detailed design and facilities. The total development cost and final construction schedule have not been disclosed.

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