Azizi Developments has purchased a further six plots within Meydan in Dubai to add to the 180 plots acquired last month, which will lead to a city within the master development. The six additional plots will feature low-mid-rise residential and retail projects near the planned Meydan One Mall. With a gross floor area of 5 million square metres, Meydan will become home to more than 83,000 residents. The development will also feature Dubai One Tower, which will be the worlds tallest residential tower at a height of 711 metres. Farhad Azizi, CEO of Azizi Developments, said: Following our impressive portfolio of 20 projects in…
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Waterway enters final testing prior to April flooding and opening.
ASICS has officially opened a subsidiary in Dubai as a part of the brand’s strategy to further expand its footprint in emerging markets.
India-based Kale Logistics increased its international presence with a new a customer service and business development centre at the Dubai World Central.
Dubai has opened registration for the inaugural Hamdan Bin Mohammed Award for Innovation in Project Management (HBM AIPM) in Dubai. With total prize money of $550,000 up for grabs, the award aims to encourage excellence in project management within the international business community. The Hamdan Bin Mohammed Innovation Award in Project Management is a catalyst for innovative leaders, innovative teams, and innovative ideas in various institutions,” said His Excellency Mattar Al Tayer, Director General and Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors of the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA). “The Award serves as a reference for the best project management innovation…
Danish firm to deliver cement production line to El Sewedy Cement Company.
Hyperloop One released the first images of its development site (DevLoop) in the Nevada desert at Middle East Rail 2017, held in Dubai.
Developer on track to deliver 90 unit serviced apartment project this year.
Reports cite official as saying project is behind by two years.
How Gulf-based KBW Investments is taking Italys Raimondi Cranes to new heights It was on the eve of the last ConExpo that it was announced that Raimondi Cranes had been acquired by Prince KBW Investments, a company founded and chaired by the California-born Saudi prince HRH Prince Khaled bin Alwaleed bin Talal. The acquisition of the Italian crane-maker came at a turbulent period for the Italian construction equipment and automotive industries as it was seemingly being picked off by a series of circling investors. Concrete specialist Cifa had been purchased by Zoomlion in 2008 and Dressta fell to fellow Chinese…