Prime Luxury Address Limited, in partnership with Periwinkle Empire, has officially unveiled The Royalties Abuja, a proposed 20-storey luxury residential development aimed at enhancing Abuja's skyline and stimulating private-sector investment. The project brings together Prime Luxury Address Limited as the visioner and landowner, Periwinkle Empire as the development partner, and ALM Engineering & Contracting Limited as the engineering contractor. This collaboration combines a prime Central Business District location with established experience in luxury property development and large-scale engineering.

The development is the result of Prime Luxury Address Limited's ambition to create an enduring residential address that would make a distinctive contribution to Abuja's evolving cityscape. According to Peter Adejoh, Executive Chairman/CEO of Prime Luxury Address Limited, the project aims to represent excellence in architecture, engineering, luxury, and contemporary living. Adejoh emphasized that the scale of the vision made partner selection critical, leading to the choice of Periwinkle Empire for its experience in premium residential developments.

Periwinkle Empire's wider portfolio includes notable projects such as Atlantis Towers, Pan Atlantis Towers, The Consulate Towers, and Maison Beverly. ALM Engineering & Contracting Limited was engaged to provide the technical expertise required for a development of this scale. The Royalties Abuja is planned as a prominent addition to the capital's skyline, with luxury residences in a strategically selected area of the Central Business District near diplomatic missions, major institutions, and the World Trade Center.

The project aligns with efforts to transform the city centre and attract high-quality investment. Adejoh highlighted the importance of surrounding the vision with people who have demonstrated the ability to execute at that level. The development is expected to generate direct and indirect employment throughout construction and operation, with opportunities anticipated across engineering, professional services, building materials, logistics, hospitality, and other supporting sectors.

Beyond its architectural significance, The Royalties Abuja is expected to empower youths and support families through the income earned by people working on the site. Chiedu A. Nweke, Chairman of Periwinkle Empire, expressed confidence in the partnership and the project team's ability to deliver a development befitting the vision. The team is targeting a construction and delivery period of approximately 36 to 48 months, subject to completion of the final design, statutory approvals, and other project requirements.

Engr. Wael Al Mansour, Chairman of ALM Engineering & Contracting Limited, emphasized that major developments succeed when participating organisations share compatible ambitions and standards. He noted that the site opening would be followed by the design and approval processes before the full construction programme is established. Al Mansour also called for a stronger enabling environment for private-sector investment, including improved access to funding, lower financing costs, and policies that strengthen purchasing power and encourage employment-generating development.

The official site handover marks The Royalties Abuja's transition from planning to execution. Prime Luxury Address said the partnership reflects its determination to unite an ambitious concept and prime location with experienced development and engineering partners. The promoters expect the project to support the continued growth of Abuja's premium real estate market, attract private capital, and demonstrate the value of combining ambitious local vision with proven development and engineering capability.

Key points

  • The project aims to create an iconic development that represents excellence in architecture, engineering, luxury, and contemporary living.
  • The development is expected to generate direct and indirect employment throughout construction and operation.
  • The project is targeting a construction and delivery period of approximately 36 to 48 months.

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