Tameer Holding opens new office in Dubai

Corresponding with their successful and ever increasing portfolio of properties and developments both locally and abroad, the firm has opened a new office in Dubai, the heart of the Middle East's biggest realty market, confirming the continual and competitive edge the company is striving to maintain.

Their new office is strategically located on Sheikh Zayed Road between the 3rd and the 4th interchanges (from Dubai to Abu Dhabi), and can be found on the ground and first floors of Al Suwadi building. With a total area of 12,000 sqft, the new Tameer office features a sales office, showroom, open and closed meeting rooms and other supported services. The Mall of the Emirates is the closest landmark, located 600 meters south of the new office and features ample parking located off Sheikh Zayed Road.

Mr. Ali Al Khudairi, the CEO of Tameer Holding, commented:

"Dubai is the center of the region's flourishing real estate market. Here is where you find the Middle East's most distinctive developments and projects and it is here where the heart of the competition lays, where those who lead in our field are based and the most creative of those in our sector reside. Tameer has, and always will seek to challenge and search for new investment opportunities where we can create, design and build. Tameer also endeavors to present the best to its clients and customers by providing clear and concise communication in an environment that reflects exactly who we are and closer to where they are in Dubai and our main office in Sharjah."

To date Tameer have established some of the regions most cutting edge projects both locally and regionally. In the UAE they are responsible for the AlSalam City mega-project in Umm Al Quwain, the Dubai based Elite Residence located in Dubai Marina and the Abu Dhabi Towers and the Gate District at Shams Abu Dhabi in addition to the recently announced Imperial Residence project in Jumeirah Village. The firm is also developing several huge projects across the Middle East including Al Majd City in Jordan, a $26 billion project in Libya and a strategic partnership to build a number of tourism, commercial and residential properties in Yemen.