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Real Estate & Investment Middle East Magazine is the first pan-Middle East business publication covering the real state industry. A definitive source for regional real estate news, it includes information about new projects and financial real estate market developments. It’s a must-read for leading real estate industry professionals and private investors.

The magazine is committed to becoming a pillar of the real estate industry by providing comprehensive coverage of the sector. It will offer exclusive interviews, research, and analysis covering not just the real estate industry but also related fields such as architecture, engineering, construction and finance.

Real Estate & Investment Middle East Magazine is a free monthly publication, distributes 30,000 printed copies and 100,000 digital copies a month, and is read by high-end real estate market decision-makers including top public sector officials, company presidents, CEOs and chairmen, managing directors, board members, finance sector executives, leading investors, and other VIPs in the GCC and the MENA region.


 

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Projects market in the Middle East set to hit $1.5 trillion
The projects market in the Middle East is expected to reach over $1.5 trillion this year, according to experts. “All the macro-economic indicators continue to remain bullish and point to a sustained construction boom for at least the next two to three years. This will be followed by high levels of economic activity for years to come as this huge wave of investment and development continues to spread across every market sector,” said Ronnie Middleton, Al Hilal Group managing director.

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Emaar unveils 36-storey Boulevard Plaza
Emaar Properties has added new commercial space at Downtown Burj Dubai with Boulevard Plaza. Emaar launched the first of two towers, the 36-storey Boulevard Plaza Tower 1, on Sunday, May 15, 2007. Boulevard Plaza 1 will have only a maximum of four tenants in the exclusive office floors from Level eight to 33. The top three levels will serve as spacious executive full floors while the lower and podium levels will have a mix of offices, retail facilities and parking spaces.

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$167 million luxurious sea-front resort rises on the Hajar Mountains of Fujeirah
Mina Al Fajer Real Estate LLC, a leading property developer in the UAE has unveiled its master plan to develop a $167 million unique mountain-sea resort property that will include a 200 room five-star hotel managed by the Fairmont Hotels and Resorts.

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Al Barari’s $1.8 bn project kicks off
Construction work on stage one of Al Barari’s $1.8 billion flagship project in the UAE has started. The first stage stretches an area of 14 million sq feet and offers an exclusive, lavish and innovative experience. Al Naboodah Contracting has started excavation of the first basement of the villas in a prelude to laying the superstructure which is expected to begin by end of June 2007.

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Amman plans $5bn medical city
Kuwaiti investors are looking to set up a ‘medical city’ in Amman at a cost of between $3 billion and $5 billion, according to Jordan’s Petra news agency. The investors have proposed an application to the Jordanian government, offering a partnership deal with one of the kingdom’s largest financial institutions, Social Security Co-operation.  

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