22 June 2005
The property sector in Dubai has moved from regionally distinctive real estate projects to developments with an international appeal. With the rapid rise in the number of property developments, services, quality and distinctive features have become the sole differentiating factors to accomplish success through meeting client requirements in the region.
"Zeetas Company has been assigned to undertake the soil consolidation works, which is expected to reach a depth of 22 meters under ground. This phase is projected to be complete by January 2006, at a cost of about AED seven million," said Omar Ayesh, CEO of Tameer Investment Holding. "With increasing competition and the presence of international players in the region's property sector, several factors must be considered for the success of any project. Amongst these differentiating features, the location of the project is of very high significance for the success of the project," Ayesh added.
The property sector in Dubai has moved from regionally distinctive real estate projects to developments with an international appeal. With the rapid rise in the number of property developments, services, quality and distinctive features have become the sole differentiating factors to accomplish success through meeting client requirements in the region.
"Zeetas Company has been assigned to undertake the soil consolidation works, which is expected to reach a depth of 22 meters under ground. This phase is projected to be complete by January 2006, at a cost of about AED seven million," said Omar Ayesh, CEO of Tameer Investment Holding. "With increasing competition and the presence of international players in the region's property sector, several factors must be considered for the success of any project. Amongst these differentiating features, the location of the project is of very high significance for the success of the project," Ayesh added.
Bahrain Tribune 2005
