Meera Investments Ltd, the real estate arm of the Ruparelia Group, has officially completed Pearl Tower One, a state-of-the-art, 19-storey commercial tower in central Kampala.
Located at the intersection of Yusuf Lule and Old Kiira Roads, the building marks the first completed phase of the ambitious Pearl Business Park, an 18-acre mixed-use mega development set to transform Uganda’s commercial real estate landscape.

Pearl Tower One offers a total built-up area of 37,000 square metres, with 24,000 square metres dedicated to high-grade, lettable office space spread over 16 floors. It also includes three secure basement levels for parking, designed to meet the needs of today’s top-tier corporate tenants.
“Pearl Tower One is a bold statement of our confidence in Uganda’s economic future. It reflects our commitment to creating world-class infrastructure that supports business growth and urban transformation,” said Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia, Group Chairman and Founder of the Ruparelia Group.

As the first of 10 planned towers in the Pearl Business Park master plan, Pearl Tower One sets a new standard in functionality, design, and strategic location.
Future development phases will introduce a five-star hotel, a modern shopping mall, and a hospital, positioning Pearl Business Park as Uganda’s most comprehensive and prestigious business hub.

The tower enjoys a prime address along Yusuf Lule Road, with direct access to the Central Business District (CBD), Mulago Hospital, Makerere University, major banks, corporate offices, government institutions, and luxury hotels. Its central location ensures high accessibility for both private motorists and public transport users, making it a natural choice for embassies, multinationals, and fast-growing enterprises.
Designed by Symbion Uganda Limited, one of East Africa’s leading architectural firms, Pearl Tower One is built to global standards, offering several modern features. It is equipped with high-speed internet infrastructure to meet tenants’ digital needs.

The building incorporates energy-efficient lighting and ventilation systems, enhancing sustainability and comfort. It includes duplex passenger lifts and a dedicated goods elevator to facilitate smooth movement within the tower. Power supply is guaranteed by a reliable 3-phase Umeme connection, backed by a 24-hour standby generator with a four-day capacity.
Water supply is consistent and dependable, provided by the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) with both underground and rooftop storage tanks to ensure uninterrupted flow.
With Pearl Tower One now open, Meera Investments cements its reputation as a key player in Uganda’s real estate sector—delivering infrastructure that supports economic growth, global business, and urban development.