Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, has approved the third housing benefit package of the year, valued at more than Dh7.72 billion, to 5,374 Emiratis.
The package includes housing loans totalling more than Dh3.569 billion, helping 2,373 citizens. It also includes residential land and housing grants worth Dh3.67 billion, benefiting 2,540 citizens, Abu Dhabi Media Office reported.
Additionally, senior citizens, retirees with low incomes and the families of deceased citizens have been exempted from housing loan payments amounting to more than Dh486 million. This exemption has benefited 461 citizens.
The total value of housing benefits disbursed during 2024 has now reached Dh13.216 billion, benefiting 8,891 citizens, Abu Dhabi Media Office added.
“The distribution of this package highlights our leadership’s continued dedication to enhance the welfare of our citizens and their families, and nurture familial and social cohesion within the emirate, while advancing its comprehensive development,” said Mohamed Ali Al Shorafa, Chairman of Department of Municipalities and Transport, and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Abu Dhabi Housing Authority.
