Dubai event runs from Nov 21-24 and is expected to attract 75,000 participants and 3,000 exhibitors.
Author: Paromita Dey
Firm to project manage design and construction of two skyscrapers.
The 20-tower project includes 16 residential towers, two hotels and two serviced apartment buildings.
Mixed use mega project will be home to 35,000 residents and have 7,200 hotel rooms.
Bloom Properties has announced a mixed-use project in Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) in Dubai, marking the Abu Dhabi-based master developers foray into mid-market housing in the Emirate. Scheduled for completion in early 2019, Bloom Heights will consist of two high rise towers linked internally by four podium levels. The development offers a total of 686 residential units, ranging from studios starting at AED 360,000 to three bedroom apartments. Sameh Muhtadi, CEO, Bloom Holding, said: The shortage of good quality, mid-market accommodation is a major challenge facing the real estate industry across the country. This project will allow us to meet…
Strong confidence in property market underlined ahead of Cityscape Global.
The development of infrastructure and oil & gas projects will be tabled for discussion at the Seatrade Maritime Middle East (SMME) industry event, which takes place in Dubai from 31 October to 2 November, 2016. Held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, UAE, and part of Dubai Maritime Week, the biannual three-day exhibition and conference returns to the Dubai International Conference & Exhibition Centre to welcome the regions largest gathering of shipping and maritime industry decision makers. Attracting nearly 8,000 attendees from across 69 businesses, the event is…
Dubai master developer Nakheel is drawing on the talent and expertise of home-grown engineering and architectural consultants to help deliver its new AED7.5bn ($2.04bn) Jebel Ali Gardens community. Nakheel has tasked six Dubai-based, Emirati-led companies with overseeing the design and construction supervision of the sprawling development with a total of 42 towers that will house 40,000 people in nearly 10,000 apartments. The appointed consultants are MEECON (Middle East Engineering Consultants, Golden Square Engineering, Eng. Adnan Saffarini Office, Arif & Bintoak Consulting Architects & Engineers, Design Center Architects & Engineers Consultants and Bel-Yoahah Architectural & Engineering Consultants. A construction tender will…
Eastern Mangroves and Marsa Al Bateen marinas offer owners access to high end developments.
Farglory resumes work on high end Abu Dhabi project after 18-month redesign delay.