Bloombird Real Estate has launched its latest residential apartment development, Westbury Urbanside, in Kalubowila, following the successful completion of its earlier project, Westbury Residencies on Campbell Avenue.
Bloombird Real Estate operates as the holding company, with Westbury Suites as its subsidiary. It was through Westbury Suites that the group developed and completed Westbury Residencies. Building on this achievement, the group has now progressed to Westbury Urbanside as its next phase of residential development.
Westbury Urbanside is an exclusive apartment complex comprising just 28 units, each designed as a spacious three-bedroom apartment with an additional study room. The development has been planned with a strong emphasis on comfort, privacy and functionality, targeting families and professionals seeking thoughtfully designed homes close to the city.
The project features a range of modern lifestyle amenities, including a swimming pool and a fully equipped gym, enhancing both day-to-day living and long-term property value. Further strengthening buyer confidence, the model apartment at Westbury Urbanside is now open for inspection.
Managing Director Muhez Muzzamil said the project reflects the group’s commitment to delivering carefully curated residential developments rather than high-density living spaces. Drawing on insights gained from the completion of the first project, he noted that particular attention has been given to space optimisation, construction quality and overall liveability in this second offering.
Under the leadership of Muzzamil and his team, Bloombird Real Estate and Westbury Suites continue to strengthen their footprint in the urban real estate sector. With construction underway and the model apartment available for viewing, Westbury Urbanside is positioned to emerge as a distinctive residential address in Kalubowila.
Picture: Managing Director Muhez Muzzamil and Westbury Urbanside in Kalubowila
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