Dubai property show returns to Mumbai

17 Nov 2016 CW Staff

Dubai Land Department, in partnership with Sumansa Exhibitions, once again brings back Dubai Property Show. The exhibition will be held from December 9-11, 2016 in at the Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC- MMRDA Grounds) in Mumbai.
The strengthening of bilateral relationships between both countries on the economic and political fronts makes Dubai one of the most favorable investment destinations for the Indians. The Dubai Property Show will bring together the best real-estate developers and consultants from Dubai under one roof in BKC. Some of the key names include prominent players such as Dubai Properties as the Platinum Sponsor, Al Marjan Island as the Gold Sponsor, Binghatti Developers as the Silver Sponsor, Emaar Properties, DAMAC, Deyaar, Tanmiyat Global, Tamleek Real Estate (presenting Kempinski Residences), Orion Real Estate, Seven Tides International, SPF Realty, ERE Homes, Herald Land, Morya Real Estate, among many others.

HE Sultan Butti bin Mejren, Director General, Dubai Land Department (DLD), said, “The Dubai Property Show takes the Emirate’s finest real estate developers directly to the door steps of serious buyers. The platform seamlessly brings in the right visitors, while we, along with Sumansa Exhibitions, provide developers the opportunity to create businesses, which they had been missing. Indians have long since understood the worth of Dubai real-estate as an investment haven since it gives them a lucrative value for the money”.

Asanga Silva, Deputy General Manager, Sumansa Exhibitions said, “Last year, we got an amazing overall feedback from visitors as well as the exhibitors, and so it made sense to return to Mumbai. The city is a prolific business hub of India and among the top six ‘billionaire cities’ globally with around 30 billionaires and 2,700 multi- millionaires. Mumbai is also one of the world's top 10 centres of commerce, and provides 70 per cent of capital transactions to India's economy. Moreover, the connectivity between Mumbai and Dubai gives the arrangement a tremendous boost with multiple airlines flying between the two destinations on a daily basis”.

Latest statistics from Dubai Land Department reveals that Indians have been investing heavily in Dubai real-estate in the past few years. Indians top the list of foreign nationalities’ share at AED 7.27 billion in the first six months of 2016 alone. In 2015, Indians invested AED 22.84 billion, which was a rise from AED 22.70 billion in 2014.

Dubai Land Department, in partnership with Sumansa Exhibitions, once again brings back Dubai Property Show. The exhibition will be held from December 9-11, 2016 in at the Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC- MMRDA Grounds) in Mumbai. The strengthening of bilateral relationships between both countries on the economic and political fronts makes Dubai one of the most favorable investment destinations for the Indians. The Dubai Property Show will bring together the best real-estate developers and consultants from Dubai under one roof in BKC. Some of the key names include prominent players such as Dubai Properties as the Platinum Sponsor, Al Marjan Island as the Gold Sponsor, Binghatti Developers as the Silver Sponsor, Emaar Properties, DAMAC, Deyaar, Tanmiyat Global, Tamleek Real Estate (presenting Kempinski Residences), Orion Real Estate, Seven Tides International, SPF Realty, ERE Homes, Herald Land, Morya Real Estate, among many others. HE Sultan Butti bin Mejren, Director General, Dubai Land Department (DLD), said, “The Dubai Property Show takes the Emirate’s finest real estate developers directly to the door steps of serious buyers. The platform seamlessly brings in the right visitors, while we, along with Sumansa Exhibitions, provide developers the opportunity to create businesses, which they had been missing. Indians have long since understood the worth of Dubai real-estate as an investment haven since it gives them a lucrative value for the money”. Asanga Silva, Deputy General Manager, Sumansa Exhibitions said, “Last year, we got an amazing overall feedback from visitors as well as the exhibitors, and so it made sense to return to Mumbai. The city is a prolific business hub of India and among the top six ‘billionaire cities’ globally with around 30 billionaires and 2,700 multi- millionaires. Mumbai is also one of the world's top 10 centres of commerce, and provides 70 per cent of capital transactions to India's economy. Moreover, the connectivity between Mumbai and Dubai gives the arrangement a tremendous boost with multiple airlines flying between the two destinations on a daily basis”. Latest statistics from Dubai Land Department reveals that Indians have been investing heavily in Dubai real-estate in the past few years. Indians top the list of foreign nationalities’ share at AED 7.27 billion in the first six months of 2016 alone. In 2015, Indians invested AED 22.84 billion, which was a rise from AED 22.70 billion in 2014.