Ethiopia’s Dema Hope Reports 11 Active Sites After 30 Months
Ethiopian developer Dema Hope says it now has 11 active development sites after handing over its second completed project, the 21-storey Bole Adey Abeba, and starting a follow-on build.
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Ethiopian developer Dema Hope says it now has 11 active development sites after handing over its second completed project, the 21-storey Bole Adey Abeba, and starting a follow-on build.
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