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Sudhir’s Pearl Business Park in final touches

by MANFRED TUMUSIIME | UG STANDARD REPORTER
31/12/2024
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Construction of the multi-billion dollar massive Pearl Business Park that will host office premises, a shopping centre, and health and leisure amenities, among others, is now primed and completion of the first phase is done, with the park opening in the.l new year,

KAMPALA —The first phase of Pearl Business Park being developed by the Ruparelia Group of business mogul Sudhir Ruparelia, who re-developing of the former Chieftaincy of Military Intelligence (CMI) headquarters on Yusuf Lule Road in Kampala, is now in the final touches.

Construction of the multi-billion dollar massive Pearl Business Park that will host office premises, a shopping centre, and health and leisure amenities, among others, is now primed and completion of the first phase is done, with the park opening in the new year, Mr. Ruparelia said on Tuesday, December 31, 2024.

The development is set to redefine the real estate landscape in Uganda, the Ruparelia Group said at the beginning of the project.

The project, once completed will be the biggest silver lining on the Kampala skyline with the schematic representations of the massive project —

The Pearl Business Park — an 20-acre mixed-use facility showing a beautiful world that will host a 5-star hotel, a shopping mall, and a modern hospital.
Phase one of the project will cater to office space while the building will have 16 rateble floors with 27,240 sqm of built-up area. There will be two parking floors, accommodating 360 cars.

According to building schematics, the Pearl Business Park will be installed with a fully automated fire detection system on all floors. In case a fire breaks out, the building will be fitted with three forms and three extinguishers on each floor with an elaborate fire sprinkler system backed up by a 145,200-litre reserve tank.
Easily accessible staircases are a must on all levels.

For security, access control protocols will be followed on top of 24-hour dedicated security and 170 CCTV cameras in all public areas.

Building amenities will include a state-of-the-art fitness centre/sauna, provision for internet cable connection points to the building, access to dual fibre optics, and internet connections from Kira Road and Yusuf Lule Road.

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