Dubai s International Property Show
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Dubai's International Property Show
Summary
Dubai has recently begun hosting the International Property Show, aiming to accelerate its real estate growth. Discover how this event is planned and executed.
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To understand Dubai’s rapid economic growth, one only needs to observe its ever-expanding skyline. The city’s developers consistently announce new construction projects, including numerous Dubai hotels and retail ventures. Players in the Dubai apartment market are actively participating in these developments. Despite a robust supply of residential properties, it’s projected that only 175,000 new apartments will be built by 2010, against a demand for approximately 181,000 units. Impressively, around 75% of new developments in Dubai fall within the property segment, expected to total about $230 billion over the next decade.
In recent years, Dubai has initiated the International Property Show to foster smooth growth in its real estate sector. The most recent edition of the show took place from April 3rd to 4th, attracting exhibitors from European countries like Germany, France, the UK, and Spain, as well as participants from India, China, Malaysia, Bahrain, and Turkey. This annual three-day event is considered one of the most prestigious in the Middle East, with a 35% increase in participation recorded this year. Next year’s event is scheduled for February 2008.
The show features cutting-edge projects worldwide, covering leisure, commercial, and residential properties. Numerous agreements for new Dubai hotels and apartments are often finalized during the event. As Dubai’s hotel industry strives to keep pace with its burgeoning tourism sector, developers are eager to explore opportunities for constructing new world-class hotels.
The event's primary goal is to unite city planners, property developers, financiers, real estate agents, consultants, and designers under one roof. This year’s show coincided with International Property Week, enabling visitors and participants to engage in industry-specific workshops, conferences, and seminars. Recently announced property laws in the UAE have substantially boosted the real estate sector, necessitating a platform to bring together developers. The International Property Show in Dubai has effectively fulfilled this need.
This year, international companies achieved combined sales of $170 million at the show. A notable American real estate firm, The Corcoran Group, alone secured deals worth about $130 million. Their ocean liner, "The Orphalese," launched during the event, generated significant business interest. While Dubai hotels and apartments are crucial to this region, innovative concepts like "The Orphalese" also have a promising future. The liner is the largest of its kind, approximately twice the size of its nearest competitor, offering 200 permanent and 265 temporary accommodations, and featuring state-of-the-art business, leisure, medical, and other essential amenities on board.
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