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UAE: Asteco Set to Unveil Dh2b Central Park Project
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Dubai -- Real estate and property services leader AstecoAsteco
has won the contract for apartment sales of Central Park, Abu Dhabi's newest residential tower. Representing an investment of more than Dh2 billion, the Central Park development comprises two towers offering 640 one, two and three-bedroom apartments.
The towers are located at an enviable location on the central park of the Shams on the Reem Island master-planned community overlooking the stunning Abu Dhabi skyline.
Due for completion in 2011, apartments are available on a freehold basis. Sales will be launched at Cityscape (October 6-9, 2008) and potential buyers can view the model at the AstecoAsteco
stand in Hall 7, stand number 7G30 of the Dubai International Exhibition Centre (DIEC)."We have seen an increase in demand for premium residential apartments in Abu Dhabi," said Jock Douglas, AstecoAsteco
's Sales Manager in Abu Dhabi.
"Although many projects are coming on stream, residents are not always satisfied with the quality, service standards, room sizes and facilities provided."
"Al Reem is witnessing high levels of activity as some projects near completion and residential units are in great demand even at higher prices owing to the high levels of quality and design. Apartments on higher floors command values of almost Dh3,500 per square foot giving an indication of growing returns that can be expected," Douglas added.
Strategically located to take advantage of the Arabian Gulf's skyline, design has been conceptualised by leading architects, Gensler, who were also awarded the design contract for Tameer Towers, Abu Dhabi's 7-star hotel. Al Hilal BankAl Hilal Bank
are the financial partners.
Central Park buyers can opt for one, two and three-bedroom apartments with unit sizes starting from 970, 1,755 and 1,937 square feet respectively. All apartments are spacious, designed to maximise views, and will be equipped with fully-fitted kitchens.
Central Park is being developed by the Sama Emirates Holding Group, a multi-disciplined company specialising in real estate development with a diverse portfolio of projects in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
© Khaleej Times 2008
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