Printania Tower
Kaloum, Conakry, Guinea
15-storey tower in the heart of Kaloum
15
Floors
About the project
Printania Tower is a real-estate project by Groupe Guicopres, set in the Kaloum business district in central Conakry. Designed as a 15-storey tower, it is intended to house a commercial and business centre, apartments and offices, a hotel and leisure spaces, positioning itself as a new hub of business and commerce in the Guinean capital. The project is part of the growth of Guicopres, a long-established construction and distribution group in Guinea, whose real-estate arm Kakandé Immo has been shaping Conakry's residential landscape for more than fifteen years through modern residences and buildings. Located in Kaloum, Conakry's administrative and commercial peninsula that concentrates institutions, corporate headquarters and retail, Printania Tower targets a business and investor clientele. The project is at the planning stage.
- 15-storey tower in the heart of Kaloum
- Commercial and business centre, offices and apartments
- Integrated hotel and leisure spaces
- Project of Groupe Guicopres
- New business hub for Conakry
Available unit types
Amenities & features
Project phases
Printania Tower
Announced
Location & surroundings
Kaloum, Conakry, Guinée
Kaloum, Conakry's central peninsula and the administrative, financial and commercial heart of Guinea.
Centre administratif de Kaloum
0.5 km
Port autonome de Conakry
2 km
Frequently asked questions about Printania Tower
Who is building Printania Tower?
Printania Tower is being developed by Guicopress. Their Imonga directory page lists their contact details and other developments.
Where is Printania Tower located?
Printania Tower is located in Kaloum, Conakry, Guinea, at the stated address: Kaloum, Conakry, Guinée.
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Developer
Groupe Guicopres is a major construction and distribution player in Guinea; its Kakandé Immo arm has developed residences and buildings in Conakry for over 15 years.
Key information
Announced
Mixed-use