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A blog post on the Fashion Gate Mall Syria site ('Why Unlimited is betting on Damascus') states Unlimited is a division of Mouhajer International Group (Dubai) and is building a portfolio of residential, retail and hospitality projects in Syria beyond the mall; the post still contains an unfilled…
In a report on real-estate investment flows into Syria, Al Jazeera quoted experts saying most Syrians cannot buy at prices above USD 1,000/m², and an estimate that a 100 m² unit could cost about USD 100,000 before registration and service fees.
Abyat published an article giving unit sizes: apartments 100–200 m², terrace units 240–280 m², attached villas 300–350 m², detached villas 450–500 m², with more than 70% green space, water features and public facilities, and delivery in three phases within four years of the first allocation.
At the 63rd Damascus International Fair, an energy-sector official cited the start of power-supply works for prominent projects including Abyat Hills.
People affected by expropriation decisions held a sit-in at the People's Council in Al-Salihiyah carrying title deeds and demanding repeal of expropriation laws; participants cited Al-Bajaa land targeted by the Abyat projects.
At a meeting between the housing minister and Saudi National Housing Company CEO Mohammed al-Buty, Sham View was cited as the largest investment and residential project of its kind in Syria, and both sides agreed on workshops and a housing-cooperation roadmap.
Al-Watan reported a scheme of 9,274 units in 447 buildings, including 7,577 residential units plus commercial, administrative and hotel units, with educational, health, cultural and community facilities; green and open space of 78.6% (over 439,000 m²); and a target population of 37,900.
The launch took place at the Ebla Hotel–Conference Palace under Minister of Public Works and Housing Mustafa Abd al-Razzaq, attended by Saudi-Syrian Business Council chairman Mohammed bin Abdullah Abunayyan and Thara chairman Mohannad Saleh al-Khuwailed, who said subscription and allocation…
GHE director Tammam al-Dubl said the project sits on 1.78 million m² between Dahiyat Qudsaya and the Dummar project, with 10,000+ units (about 7,500 apartments and 2,000+ commercial/hotel units) for 22,000 residents over five years, financed entirely by the investor in foreign currency without…
Guide published 5 Aug and updated 12 Aug 2026 stating basement + ground + 10 residential floors, an indicative ~USD 1,800/m², and confirming the no-escrow disclosure from the official FAQ.
The company extended the deadline for paying subscription fees via Qatar National Bank (QNB) to Thursday 13 August 2026 to allow all subscribers to complete their procedures.
Minister Mustafa Abdul Razzaq said all residential units were reserved within two days of the subscription opening. Abyat GM Mohammad al-Salloum announced on 8 August that subscription for 2,000+ units was completed in under 48 hours.
Subscription opened officially on 5 August under General Housing Establishment supervision. The company later reported 1,330 apartments subscribed on day one, fully covering phases one and two.
The subscription terms published on the official platform set the phase-one allocation price at 950–1,150 USD per m², subscription fees of 5,000–8,000 USD for apartments and 9,000–10,000 USD for duplex units, and a schedule of five 20% payments.
Third blog post 'Interior spaces that expand your day' published the same day as the launch coverage; describes lighting and proportions only, no unit dimensions.
Unlimited says it plans to launch a new residential project targeting the middle-income segment within the next four to five months (i.e. by roughly December 2026–January 2027). No name or location given.
Chairman Maher Mouhajer states construction is ~30% complete with two buildings at structural-frame stage, Phase 1 of 128 units due within two years and Phase 2 of 128 units ~2.5 years later, and that sales have already begun. The event is reported as held 'in cooperation with' Abyat Hills.
Press conference sponsored by Tourism Minister Mazen Salhani announces Park View: $200M investment, 50,000 m², 14 buildings, 420 units, from $1,800/m². Rebuilding Syria also reports Finance Minister Mohammad Yasser Barnieh in attendance (not corroborated by other outlets).
The rebuilding-syria.com profile describes the status as 'pre-construction and off-plan sales stage', places the site in Qatana district, credits Tabanlioglu (architecture) and Quadro Room (interiors), and notes the unit-count discrepancy between 1,278 (Enab Baladi) and 1,280 (Asharq Al-Awsat).
The Minister of Public Works and Housing met Abyat GM Mohammad al-Salloum on final preparations, stressing transparency across all subscription stages. SANA cited about 379,000 m² and 2,000+ units over four years.