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Bahrain Marina Phase I project work 50% completed

Bahrain Marina Phase I project work 50% completed

Trade Arabia24-05-2025

Bahrain Marina Development Company (BMDC) has announced significant progress on its prime development - Bahrain Marina project, with a 50% completion rate in the first phase of the project, reflecting the company's commitment to executing the works on schedule, in preparation for the delivery of the project in the last quarter of 2026.
BMDC said work on the project site is proceeding at a steady and accelerated pace, in a clear indication of the efficiency of the work teams and their keenness to implement the project according to the highest standards of quality and excellence.
"The progress achieved to date on the project is not only a construction achievement, but a living embodiment of an ambitious strategic vision that the company has set since its inception," remarked its Chairman Khalid Najibi.
"Reaching 50% of the first phase underscores our commitment to delivering a quality project that will redefine the concept of waterfront and luxury housing in the Kingdom of Bahrain," stated Najibi.
"We are not only developing buildings, but we are establishing an integrated urban system that improves the quality of life and opens up wide horizons for investment in the real estate, tourism and commercial sectors," he added.
Bahrain Marina is one of the most prominent development projects in the Kingdom, located on the eastern waterfront of the capital, Manama, and extends over an area of more than 250,000 sq m, and includes integrated residential, commercial, recreational and tourist facilities, including luxury residential units with a freehold system, a five-star hotel, a yacht marina, and a marine club.
It also boasts vast green spaces and a high-end commercial complex, making it a project that sets new standards for high-end modern life in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
Giving a project update, BMDC said the work on its luxury residential tower "Bahrain Marina Residence" is moving at a steady pace with the tower nearing 25% completion.
The construction in the tower reached the fifteenth floor out of 20 floors, in a remarkable engineering achievement within one of the finest and most prominent modern urban facades of Bahrain, it stated.
Najibi said: "This progress would not have been possible without the official support we enjoy, the trust of our partners, the dedication of national talent working within the design and implementation teams, and our commitment to the highest international standards and practices in project management."
"We believe that the Bahrain Marina project is one of the main pillars in supporting the economic vision of the Kingdom of Bahrain, as it provides an integrated model for sustainable development that reflects the aspirations of individuals and investors, and enhances the Kingdom's position as a leading regional center for tourism and investment," he noted.
Yousuf Al Thawadi, Managing Director of Bahrain Marina Development Company, said the project was proceeding according to the highest construction and engineering standards.
"The progress of the construction works in Bahrain Marina Residence Tower and its arrival on the 15th floor is a testament to the attention we pay to the smallest details of the implementation, and we consider this project a high-end urban façade that combines unique architectural design and integrated quality of life," he noted.

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