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Manama: In line with its commitment of providing residents of Muharraq with an inimitable mix of offerings, Alsayah Square, a unique medical and commercial complex located in the heart of Busaiteen, recently announced its partnership with Bahrain – based, Mega Mart.
Mega Mart, one of Bahrain’s leading supermarkets and the sole distributor of UK – based Tesco products in the Kingdom is scheduled to open in the first half of 2021 offering residents and visitors with an impressive assortment of local and international products and produce at a competitive price.
Designed as a full-service supermarket, Mega Mart’s first store in Busaiteen will be the largest in the area and will offer visitors with 1500 sq. m. of local and imported goods including a selection of food stations offering freshly cut fruits, assorted salads, juices and baked goods satisfying the busy lifestyles of families and working professionals.
Combined with accessibility and ample parking, Alsayah Square’s partnership with Mega Mart will not only prove to provide convenience to visitors but will also deem the complex as a community destination.
Commenting on the partnership, a senior member of Alsayah Square’s management stated, “The management of Alsayah Square is committed to providing the community with a diverse selection of services. At the time of the opening, Mega Mart will be one of the largest supermarkets in Busaiteen effectively meeting a longstanding requirement of the area. A family favourite amongst many, we are excited to welcome customers who we believe will be delighted to learn that Alsayah Square has been developed keeping in mind their needs and demands.”
Alsayah Square is located in Busaiteen in close proximity to the King Hamad Hospital and Royal College for Surgeons in Ireland. The project is 100,000 sq. ft. in size and will feature international restaurants, cafes, a supermarket, medical complex and more. Alsayah Square is managed by CBRE-a leading and integrated real estate services company. For more information on leasing, please call +973 1655 6600, or email: bahrain@cbre.com
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About Alsayah Square :
Alsayah Square is an upcoming community mall, located in Busaiteen near King Hamad Hospital. Alsayah Square will provide the residents of Muharraq Governorate with a conveniently located community mall offering a unique family-friendly environment inclusive of a medical complex. Spanning over 100,000 sq. ft. Alsayah Square is built over three floors and aims to further add to residents’ convenience with a leading supermarket, coffee shops, restaurants, banking outlets and much more. The mezzanine and ground floor will include retail outlets while the top-most floor will consist of medical units, providing healthcare services to visitors.
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