Invest in smart city concepts: Sharpe
VIMBAI TANDI
Property developer and WestProp Holdings Chief Executive Officer Ken Sharpe has challenged developers to adopt smart city concepts and follow the company lead to build vertically and accommodate more families on small pieces of land.
He was speaking as his company will soon officially open its signature mark Millennium Heights entrance gate ahead of the beginning of huge construction of…
“I urge other developers to follow our lead by building more vertically and in the process accommodate more families on smaller pieces of land,” Sharpe said.
“We have to look at investment in smart city concepts powered by technology. We can work together to make this dream a reality.”
Construction of the picturesque entrance gatehouse to Millennium Heights apartments has begun and is expected to be launched at the end of January next year.
He said all the company’s developments should have a signature mark that affirms the company’s vision of bringing Dubai style developments to Zimbabwe.
Pomona gatehouse where dozens of beneficiaries attended.
Two blocks of apartments already have occupation at Millennium Heights where builders are presently working on block 3 which has four floors and 112 units.
At least 1000 apartment units are planned for Millennium Heights over a 10 year period. Each apartment brings with it unique features that differentiate it with the rest to avoid monotony and to bring diversity in architectural designs.
The blocks of apartments adorn the Millennium Park, one of the company’s largest mixed use lifestyle estates that includes Millennium Heights, Pokugara Residential Estate, the Mall of Zimbabwe and several office parks combining the live, work, play and shop concept in one area.
