Indian real estate Company Krrish Group has forwarded the plan for the first phase construction work of its long-delayed US$650 million mixed development project at 4.3 acre British era heritage Trans works building site in Fort, a top official of the Board of Investment (BOI) said. The BOI is in the process of studying the proposed plan under the Colombo Krrish square mixed development project including the investment for this purpose, newly-appointed BOI Director General Duminda Ariyasinghe told the Business Times.
The project has been downsized from its earlier status to two towers under the present circumstances, official sources revealed.
The construction of the first phase is expected to begin shortly, a UDA official said. He said that the under the first stage the company will reconstruct the Transworks Building in Colombo to international standard to set up an upmarket shopping area. According to the proposed new plan this will be an international style shopping mall in Sri Lanka, he disclosed.
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(Source: Sunday Times)
The project has been downsized from its earlier status to two towers under the present circumstances, official sources revealed.
The construction of the first phase is expected to begin shortly, a UDA official said. He said that the under the first stage the company will reconstruct the Transworks Building in Colombo to international standard to set up an upmarket shopping area. According to the proposed new plan this will be an international style shopping mall in Sri Lanka, he disclosed.
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(Source: Sunday Times)
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