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Prestige Heights job up for grabs in Sharjah

by ArabianBusiness.com staff writer  on Saturday, 23 February 2008

Tameer Holding Investments is expected to invite contractors to bid for its first project in Sharjah, Prestige Heights, in the coming weeks.

Construction is scheduled to begin in June 2008, with completion earmarked for April 2011.

A spokesperson for the company said that tenders for the project haven't been issued yet, but bids will be invited within the next few weeks.

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Overlooking Al-Mamzar lagoon, the Dubai Al-Mamzar Park and the future Sharjah Marina project, the 55-storey project covers 140,000m2 of land.

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