Dubai’s RTA to build multiuse track to enhance connectivity
The planned multiuse track will connect Al Sufouh to Dubai Hills via Hessa Street.
20 May 2024
20 May 2024
The planned multiuse track will connect Al Sufouh to Dubai Hills via Hessa Street.
The project encompassed the repair and reconstruction of a 614m stretch of road.
The new facility is expected to provide 210 primary spaces for children aged four to 11.
The project encompasses the demolition of the existing Randolph Hall and the building of the new Mitchell Hall.
The first phase comprises building a new public safety facility for the city's police department.
The project will deliver more than 1,300 new homes and 2,700m² of commercial space.
The Junior Block will provide 45 rooms for British Army personnel.
The deal will allow Timberlab to begin operating the company's facilities in Drain and Swisshome from 10 June.
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Per GlobalData's latest report, the South Asia construction market size is projected to reach $1,031.9 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of >5% by 2028. Heightened efforts to cut down carbon emissions through the deployment of new renewable energy projects are set to aid the market growth. The residential construction sector is expected to emerge as the dominant category in terms of output value (real) in 2024.
Per GlobalData's latest report, the South Asia construction market size is projected to reach $1,031.9 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of >5% by 2028. Heightened efforts to cut down carbon emissions through the deployment of new renewable energy projects are set to aid the market growth. The residential construction sector is expected to emerge as the dominant category in terms of output value (real) in 2024.
Per GlobalData's latest report, the South Asia construction market size is projected to reach $1,031.9 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of >5% by 2028. Heightened efforts to cut down carbon emissions through the deployment of new renewable energy projects are set to aid the market growth. The residential construction sector is expected to emerge as the dominant category in terms of output value (real) in 2024.
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