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Marina Square Units to be handed over post Ramadan

  • United Arab Emirates: Thursday, July 29 - 2010 at 10:58

The master developer of Abu Dhabi's Reem Island, Tamouh Investments has said it will start handing over its Abu Dhabi-based Marina Square project to end buyers after the Holy month of Ramadan. "The first phase of Marina Square is getting prepped up for handover to end-users, with over 3,440 residential units set to be added to Abu Dhabi's inventory. The final stage of approvals on services such as water, electricity and other utilities is expected to come through in the next few weeks," Joe Ong, managing director of Tamouh said. Spread over an area of 66 acres, the mixed-use development incorporates residential, commercial and retail components over a built-up space of more than 827,000 sq m.

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