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New shopping mall coming up in Dubai's Nad Al Sheba
Dubai - The mall will have approximately 200 shops, restaurants and entertainment outlets including a supermarket, department stores, multi-screen cinema, medical and fitness centres.
AE7 consultants will oversee the design, engineering and construction supervision of Nad Al Sheba Mall. A construction tender is expected to be released at the end of the year, according to the Nakheel announcement.
The mall will have approximately 200 shops, restaurants and entertainment outlets including a supermarket, department stores, multi-screen cinema, medical and fitness centres.
Ali Rashid Lootah, Nakheel Chairman, said, "Nad Al Sheba Mall is the latest addition to our rapidly-expanding retail project portfolio, which will see the delivery of 13 million sq.ft. of leasable space in the next three to five years, adding to the 4 million sq.ft. already in operation.
The Nad Al Sheba community will include 1,500 four and five bedroom homes for lease as well as a club house, community swimming pool, and sports courts.
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