Al Dhaheri Capital Investment Group (ADCI) To Launch ‘The V' In Barsha
Landscape Middle East|April 2019

The new commercial tower to boost the real estate sector in the UAE

Al Dhaheri Capital Investment Group (ADCI) To Launch ‘The V' In Barsha

Al Dhaheri Capital Investment Group (ADCI) launched, ‘The V’, its smart and sophisticated commercial tower that aims to enrich and foster the growth of business community in the UAE.

The commercial project is 100 percent complete and will host 23 offices, 2 stores and 2 retail outlets when complete. Anchoring a new concept, the business hub will also host leading coffee shops which will offer hot and cold drinks at cost price.

“The V commercial tower is almost complete and ready for occupancy. While the tower is a smart building equipped with ultra-modern facilities for commercial organisations, we are aiming to ensure that the space has a significant layer of digitisation to allow us to connect with consumer needs in a unique way,” said Rushdhi Muzammil, General Manager – Real Estate, Al Dhaheri Capital Investment Group (ADCI).

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