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New dawn as firm launches USD 250m landmark community in Zanzibar!

 

Zanzibar: Infinity Developments has launched Infinity Hills, a landmark residential and mixed-use project in Kikwajuni, Stone Town, following the completion of all regulatory requirements.

Infinity Hills is envisioned as a modern residential community that introduces a new standard of contemporary living in Zanzibar, blending urban convenience with the island’s natural beauty.
The development will comprise 1,112 thoughtfully designed apartments, including studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units, alongside retail and office spaces.

Speaking on the project, Infinity Developments Chairman Samuel Saba said Infinity Hills reflects the company’s long-term commitment to shaping high-quality, future-ready communities in Zanzibar.

“It brings me great pleasure to introduce Infinity Hills, a visionary residential community designed to offer a seamless blend of comfort, convenience, and modern elegance,” said Mr Saba.
“Situated in a prime location, the development complements Zanzibar’s unique character while providing a refined and contemporary lifestyle.”

Zanzibar, Infinity sign USD 12m heritage restoration project!

 

Zanzibar: The government of Zanzibar has announced a major heritage restoration initiative backed by a $12 million public–private investment, in a move aimed at strengthening cultural preservation while expanding the islands’ global tourism appeal.

The agreement, signed between the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar and Infinity Developments, will restore and modernise several historic sites across the archipelago, including locations within and beyond Stone Town, the UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic centre that draws visitors from around the world.

Officials say the project represents one of the most significant heritage-focused public–private partnerships in Zanzibar in recent years, positioning cultural preservation as a central pillar of long-term economic development.

Landmark restoration programme

The restoration programme will cover a number of major heritage sites, including the Old Fort, the High Court Museum and several historic bath complexes — the Hamamni Persian Baths, Forodhani Hamam Baths, Kidichi Hamam Baths and Kizimbani Hamam Baths.

Planned works include conservation and restoration, infrastructure upgrades and improvements to visitor facilities and cultural programming.