ABOUT THE KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN
The Kingdom of Bahrain was the home of the ancient Dilmun civilization, internationally famed for its pearl fisheries which in the 19th century were considered the best in the world. It sits near the north-eastern coast of Saudi Arabia in the Arabian Gulf and occupies 33 islands. Its largest landmass, Bahrain Island is connected to Saudi Arabia by the King Fahd Causeway. The Kingdom has been at the heart of major trade routes since the dawn of antiquity and its modern capital, Manama, still bustles with commerce, from its Bab al-Bahrain bazaar to the striking headquarters of global banks and Bahrain Bay now stands as the jewel of the capital.


OUR STORY
By the mid-19th century, the Kingdom of Bahrain sat at the center of numerous international trade routes and the Souk of Manama hummed to the rich murmur of many different tongues. Over the decades, the shared strands of investment, trade, and tourism of Bahrain and India, have woven the two nations closer together and this shared history has now given rise to a convergence of dreams with over 100 nationalities partaking in this magnificent project. Ajmera Mayfair, one of India’s prominent property developers have chosen the startling Bahrain Bay project as the home for its first international venture: Golden Gate.
It became evident that a strategic joint venture should be sought and one with deep local knowledge and an admirable record of accomplishment. After extensive research, Ajmera Mayfair was counseled to partner with Kooheji Golden Gate (KGG) - owned by Al Kooheji family who are deeply rooted in the Kingdom and widely respected.
KGG’s extensive business knowledge and real estate expertise has gained the trust of a loyal client base, thus, achieving impressive sales records in record time frames for all their launched projects.
Together, they have brought Golden Gate to life, originally settling on the name thanks to a shared admiration for the iconic San Francisco bridge that brought it to world attention. But the resonance goes further than that, as it became obvious that the name not only echoed the people’s renowned love for gold, but it reflected the desire of both partners to create a bridge between people and a gateway to the many delights of Bahrain.
It seems like a fitting end to each day at Bahrain Bay when the setting sun shines the skyline with gold and the sea embraces the shimmer reflected from the surrounding buildings; a fortunate day for buyers each morning as it rises again on this golden opportunity.
ABOUT GOLDEN GATE
Efficient design and refined beauty have combined in one landmark. Golden Gate represents a highly desirable freehold opportunity for well-appointed buyers with cultivated tastes and a desire to experience the very best in modern living.


PRIME LOCATION BAHRAIN BAY
Just 15 minutes drive from Bahrain international airport, Bahrain Bay is a testament to our country’s ambition and innovation, rising from 1.45 million square meters of land reclaimed from the Arabian Sea. Costing $2.5 Billion, this landmark development will feature residential, commercial, retail, tourism, and public amenities, all cooled from an innovative and environmentally sound central facility. It is an inspiring destination set to bring international attention to the Kingdom as a true coastal metropolis for the 21st Century, a legacy piece and a showcase for Bahrain’s ingenuity and vision. This ambitious undertaking has been nine years in the making and now promises an exhilarating blend of state of the art living, modern hospitality, and world-class business centers. It aims to stand as a beacon of excellence, shining brightly on the northern shores of Manama; a national symbol of ambition and innovation by day and a breath- taking vista of light and life by night and a tourism destination for international partnerships.
PROMINENT LANDMARKS
Residents of Golden Gate will enjoy having a number of iconic landmarks across Bahrain Bay, from the famous Arcapita Mosque to beautifully designed structures such as the Four Seasons Hotel and United Tower.
Golden Gate will stand adjacent to the south canal in a highly prominent and central location, standing tall across the bay from the iconic Four Seasons Hotel; an appropriately ‘H’ shaped building which graces its own private island, reachable by water taxis or road causeway from Golden Gate. The Arcapita building stands as a 6-storey vision in glass and stone, hosting the Banks’ world headquarters along with various semi-governmental and private institutions. United Tower offers a new twist on modern design, quite literally as it spirals to 50 storeys above the bay, offering residential units, office space and a hotel within. The Avenues sea-front perimeter development will offer 1.5 km of public parkland, cinemas, theatres, cafes, restaurants, and shopping experiences that will surely attract visitors from all over the Kingdom and beyond.

Nationalities Invested In Golden Gate


Bahrain

Canada

France

India

Ireland

Jordan

Kenya

Kuwait

Lebanon

Pakistan

Saudi

Singapore

Sweden

Syria

United Kingdom

USA

Yemen