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Posted on August 27, 2017
By James Morgan, ConstructionWeekOnline.com
Al Hamra Group (AHG) has revealed that it is in the process of renovating all of the beaches within Al Hamra Village, a master-planned community in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE.
The project, which is being conducted by Netherlands-headquartered contractor, Van Oord, will cost approximately $10m (AED36.7m), and is scheduled to complete before the end of 2017.
Last year, AHG set about renovating the beaches within Al Hamra Village’s residential areas. This year, the RAK-based real estate conglomerate is refurbishing the private beaches of the community’s hotels.
In a video, Barry Ebrahimy, head of commercial at AHG, provides additional details of the beautification project.
Upon completion, he says that the area will boast “beautiful, white, [and] sandy beaches”.
Source: ConstructionWeekOnline.com