Eagle Hills UAE to Build Housing Projects in Damascus and Latakia
Mohamed Alabbar, founder of UAE real estate firm Eagle Hills, said the company is currently working on the Al Tadamon Towers project in Damascus and the Eco Life project in Latakia, aiming to create communities with suitable homes, good services, jobs and dignified living.
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Key points
- UAE developer Eagle Hills is working on two projects in Syria
- Al Tadamon Towers project is underway in Damascus
- Eco Life project is underway in Latakia
- Company aims to deliver homes, services and job opportunities
- No timelines or unit prices were announced
What Are the New Eagle Hills Projects in Syria?
Mohamed Alabbar, founder of the Emirati real estate company Eagle Hills, said the firm is working today on two projects in Syria: Al Tadamon Towers in Damascus and Eco Life in Latakia. His remarks signaled the company's ambitions in the Syrian market going forward.
Alabbar said the company's goal is to build integrated communities where residents find suitable homes and good services, along with job opportunities and dignified lives — framing the developments as more than just housing units, with an economic and social dimension.
Why Does Eagle Hills' Presence in Syria Matter?
Eagle Hills is a UAE real estate developer founded by Mohamed Alabbar, known for large-scale residential and mixed-use communities across several Arab markets. The entry of a firm of this scale into Syria is generally read as a sign of Gulf investment interest in the country's reconstruction after years of conflict that devastated the housing and services sectors.
The statement included no details on construction timelines, unit prices or investment size. Available information is limited to the projects' names, their locations, and the stated purpose behind them.
What Does This Mean for Syrians?
If implemented, the projects could add new housing units and services in Damascus and Latakia, two governorates with high population density and strong demand for housing. The promise of job opportunities could also create employment in construction and related service sectors.
Syrians, however, will need to watch for practical details — delivery dates, unit prices, and ownership or rental terms — none of which have been announced so far. What exists today is a declaration that work is underway on the two projects.
Frequently asked questions
What is Al Tadamon Towers in Damascus?
Al Tadamon Towers is a real estate project in Damascus being developed by UAE-based Eagle Hills. Its founder, Mohamed Alabbar, said it aims to create a community with suitable homes, good services and jobs. No timeline or unit prices have been announced yet.
Where is the Eco Life project in Syria located?
Eco Life is located in the coastal governorate of Latakia. It is the second Eagle Hills project in Syria alongside Al Tadamon Towers in Damascus, with the stated aim of providing homes, services, jobs and dignified living.
Who is Eagle Hills?
Eagle Hills is an Emirati real estate developer founded by Mohamed Alabbar, with residential community projects in several Arab markets. It is currently working on two projects in Syria: Al Tadamon Towers in Damascus and Eco Life in Latakia.
When will Eagle Hills projects in Syria be delivered?
The statement by founder Mohamed Alabbar gave no start or delivery dates, saying only that the company is working today on the two projects in Damascus and Latakia, without details on schedules or prices.
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