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Al Marjan offices go on sale
- United Arab Emirates: Thursday, July 31 - 2008 at 12:37
Ras Al Khaimah real estate developer Rakeen has announced the sales launch of its Bab Al Bahr Office Tower, part of the Dhs1.2bn mixed-use Bab Al Bahr developed on the Al Marjan man-made island. The 20 storey tower will have 108 offices and is located in a free zone, to make it more attractive to foreign businesses. Construction work is still in the early stages. It is integrated with a 19,000 sq ft shopping complex. The company did not give a completion date.
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