Investment Projects in Somalia


Real Estate Projects


 Apartments – Mogadishu

Type: Residential and Commercial 
Location: Mogadishu, Somalia

Description:
A landmark high-rise combining modern apartments with commercial office spaces and shops. Designed for business executives, families, and international tenants, Dahab Tower will set a new standard for urban living in Mogadishu.

Highlights:

  • Luxurious bedroom apartments and penthouses

  • Retail and office spaces

  • High rental demand in a prime city location

  • Smart building technologies and security features

Agriculture Projects



 Commercial Farming Initiative

Type: Modern Farming 
Location: lower Shabelle region

Description:
A large-scale agricultural project specializing in organic vegetables, fruits, and grains for local markets and potential export. Equipped with modern irrigation and farming technologies.

Highlights:

  • High-quality produce targeting growing urban markets

  • Possibility for agro-processing and packaging units

  • Employment creation for rural communities

  • Long-term food security and investment returns

Tourism and Hospitality Projects



Coastal Somalia

Type: Luxury Resort
Location: lower Shabelle region  

Description:
An exclusive beachfront resort offering luxury villas, eco-lodges, restaurants and recreational facilities. Aimed at attracting local and international tourists to Somalia’s beautiful coastline.

Highlights:

  • Pristine beachfront with scenic ocean views

  • Eco-friendly, sustainable resort design

  • Opportunity for hotel and tourism partnerships

  • Growing interest in Somalia's coastal tourism


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At BuildHub Somalia, we are proud to showcase real projects that offer real potential.
If you are interested in learning more about these investments, obtaining business plans or exploring partnerships, please Contact Us today.


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