01 June 2016

Bahraini real estate developer Naseej has awarded a design consultancy contract to SSH, a leading masterplanning, infrastructure, building design and project management firm, for its multimillion-dollar CanalView project coming up at Dilmunia off Muharraq island in the kingdom.

Also Naseej signed up DG Jones & Partners as the quantity surveying cost consultants for the ambitious project, said the company.

Valued at BD24 million ($63.56 million), The CanalView project is located in Dilmunia Health Island and will be developed on an area of 13,068 sq m. This mixed-use development features a main podium with a number of multi-storey buildings, with 250 residential apartments on offer, retail spaces, restaurants and cafes, shops and service outlets, all of which will be built overlooking the canal basin and feature waterfall.

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