A significant development is underway in Suva’s central business district, where a 19-level mixed-use commercial landmark, known as the Tabua Tower, is being constructed. This ambitious project, initiated by Frontier Investments Ltd, aims to meet the growing demand for modern commercial spaces, corporate hotels, residential apartments, and retail offerings in Fiji’s capital.
Tabua Tower will feature six strata office floors, each encompassing approximately 900 square meters of open-plan space. These floors are designed to accommodate various tenants, including headquarters, consultancies, law firms, and owner-occupiers who are interested in owning a portion of this landmark building. Project promoter Vijay Sharma highlighted that this initiative introduces strata-titled office ownership to the Suva market, which has not seen this model before, catering specifically to the needs of contemporary professionals and businesses.
The building will incorporate sustainable features, such as energy-efficient lighting, passive ventilation, and water-saving fixtures, as well as an architectural facade engineered for thermal performance. Sharma emphasized that the tower’s vision extends beyond aesthetics; it aims to be sustainable, smart, and future-ready—symbolizing the next phase of commercial evolution for Fiji.
Located on Forster Street, Tabua Tower will also provide secure basement and podium parking, 24/7 security, a statement lobby, and various retail spaces. Frontier Investments Ltd is inviting expressions of interest for a limited release of titled strata floors, with potential investors also offered the option to acquire equity shares in the company, allowing them to partake in the project’s broader financial gains. This unique structure is expected to attract diaspora investors, regional business groups, and institutional partners.
With construction currently in progress, the project is slated for completion in the first quarter of 2028, promising to significantly contribute to Suva’s urban growth and commercial landscape.
This development aligns with other ongoing projects in the area, such as the Vanuabalavu House, which also reflects the increasing investment in Fiji’s real estate sector. These ventures signal a commitment to enhancing the urban environment and economic prospects in Fiji, providing opportunities for job creation and fostering a vibrant business climate.
Overall, the Tabua Tower project represents a hopeful stride towards modernizing Suva’s commercial infrastructure and catering to the evolving needs of businesses and residents alike.
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