Several months after it opened an eight-lane road last July,
Eko Atlantic City has unveiled its first completed residential building,
tagged: the Eko Pearl Towers.
Eko Pearl Towers is a set of high-rise buildings, privately
owned and developed by the Eko Pearl Construction Company. The development,
which is situated about 500 meters away from the financial centre of Lagos on
Eko Atlantic City, consists of five high rise residential towers, each topped
with deluxe penthouse types, two and three bedroom luxurious apartments with a
view of the Lagos coastline. Following
the unveiling of the first tower, the Black Pearl, the second, tagged the
Champagne Pearl, is scheduled to be completed in 2017.
The Eko Pearl Towers will range from 24 to 33 floors;
comprising four apartments per floor, two apartments on the royal penthouse
floors, a technical floor, terrace floor, a ground floor and a basement floor.
Facilities at the new residential building include a pool, tennis court, squash
court, fitness centre, meeting rooms, lounges and leisure areas suitable for
families and professionals.
On-going developments by other clients in Eko Atlantic City
include the Azuri Peninsula, the Eko Energy Estate and Alpha 1.
The Marina district is a residential and commercial hub in
Eko Atlantic City. A pedestrian promenade encircles the Marina offering
inspiring views in every direction, from the ocean-going yachts to the notable
architecture.
Speaking on the development, the Vice Chairman, South
Energyx Nigeria Ltd, Mr. Ronald Chagoury Jr., said the completion and unveiling
of the Eko Pearl Towers marked a significant milestone for the Eko Atlantic
project. “We are very excited to see the city come to life, with the first set
of residents moving into the city and we look forward to the completion of other
landmark projects within the city,” he said.
Eko Atlantic City is expected to provide homes to about
450,000 residents, and 300,000 commuters. It is a planned mixed-use city
located on reclaimed land adjacent to Victoria Island in Lagos. The project began in 2003 as,
according to the developers, a permanent solution to protect Bar Beach in
Victoria Island from the effects of severe coastal erosion, and to safeguard
Victoria Island from the threat of flooding.
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