30 August 2009
Wasl, the asset management group owned by Dubai Real Estate Corporation (DREC), yesterday said it briefed officials of key Dubai Government organisations on the status of its completed and upcoming projects in Ras Al Khor, Muhaisnah and Rashidiyah.
It also offered them details on the availability of residential accommodation at these developments.
Hesham Al Qassim, CEO of Wasl and DREC, met with officials from the Ruler's Court, Dubai Municipality, Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, Dubai Health Authority, Emirates National Oil Company, Knowledge and Human Development Authority, Dubai Naturalisation and Residency Department, Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing and the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
"This is part of our strategy to focus on giving priority to government staff in terms of price, facilities and other special features. We took them through Wasl's current and future projects, in addition to throwing light on demands in the leasing sector," said Qassim.
"The meetings offered detailed descriptions on a number of lease projects such as the Ras Al Khor project that is renamed Samari Residences and the Muhaisnah project that has been divided into wasl Oasis North and wasl Oasis South. We are also developing villas in Rashidiyah that were recently launched under the name of Al Rahaal Townhouses and will soon be ready for leasing."
Wasl's property management team further organised an open day at the Samari Residences, drawing a significant number of government employees to the site.
The company said the project would be open for leasing to government employees as well as the general public in phases commencing from October.
Samari Residences, located close to the Dubai-Hatta Highway, boasts a total built up area of 2.4 million square feet with 19 residential buildings, making it the first significant community living development in the area.
Wasl's services include leasing of residential apartments and villas, commercial units as well as industrial land plots.
Wasl, the asset management group owned by Dubai Real Estate Corporation (DREC), yesterday said it briefed officials of key Dubai Government organisations on the status of its completed and upcoming projects in Ras Al Khor, Muhaisnah and Rashidiyah.
It also offered them details on the availability of residential accommodation at these developments.
Hesham Al Qassim, CEO of Wasl and DREC, met with officials from the Ruler's Court, Dubai Municipality, Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, Dubai Health Authority, Emirates National Oil Company, Knowledge and Human Development Authority, Dubai Naturalisation and Residency Department, Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing and the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
"This is part of our strategy to focus on giving priority to government staff in terms of price, facilities and other special features. We took them through Wasl's current and future projects, in addition to throwing light on demands in the leasing sector," said Qassim.
"The meetings offered detailed descriptions on a number of lease projects such as the Ras Al Khor project that is renamed Samari Residences and the Muhaisnah project that has been divided into wasl Oasis North and wasl Oasis South. We are also developing villas in Rashidiyah that were recently launched under the name of Al Rahaal Townhouses and will soon be ready for leasing."
Wasl's property management team further organised an open day at the Samari Residences, drawing a significant number of government employees to the site.
The company said the project would be open for leasing to government employees as well as the general public in phases commencing from October.
Samari Residences, located close to the Dubai-Hatta Highway, boasts a total built up area of 2.4 million square feet with 19 residential buildings, making it the first significant community living development in the area.
Wasl's services include leasing of residential apartments and villas, commercial units as well as industrial land plots.
By Staff Writer
© Emirates Business 24/7 2009
