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Airport city real estate portfolio in IPS debut

  • United Arab Emirates: Monday, April 02 - 2007 at 14:52
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The world's largest airport city, Dubai World Central (DWC), the 140 square kilometre urban aviation community being built in Jebel Ali, Dubai, will unveil its expansive and diverse real estate portfolio at Dubai's prestigious International Property Show (IPS) this week.

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  • Dubai World Central at International Property Show.
    Dubai World Central at International Property Show.
Spread over 240 square metres, the DWC stand at IPS, which runs at the Dubai International Exhibition Centre from April 3-5, will be a one-stop window to the project's mammoth real estate solutions.

"With intense international interest in the world's largest airport, Dubai World Central International (JXB), around which the airport city is being built, it is inevitable that we will continue to receive expressions of interest for land sales," said Khalid bin Harib, CEO, Real Estate, DWC.

Following close on the heels of DWC's recent Residential City phase 1 freehold land sales, which sold-out within 24 hours, DWC will unveil phases 2-5 of the housing component and land and property availability for DWC Commercial City and DWC Golf City.

Registrations for DWC Residential City phase 2 will be received at the show.

"While DWC Residential City mainly provides for mid-range housing, Commercial City will be open to developers and will create demand for A-class office and commercial space," said bin Harib.

"At the other end of the scale, investors will be able to buy high-end villas within Golf City, as well as boutique apartments that will rival the very best in the world in terms of infrastructure and amenities."

DWC will eventually be home to over 900,000 people. JXB will be at the core of the project as is designed as the world's largest passenger and cargo hub with annual capacities of 120 million passengers and 12 million tonnes of cargo.
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About Dubai World Central:

Dubai World Central (DWC) is a 140 square kilometre urban aviation community centred around the world's largest international airport. Currently being built 40 kilometres from the existing Dubai International Airport the project is almost twice the size of Hong Kong Island.

DWC creates a new benchmark in urban planning and destination living designed to support Dubai's aviation, tourism, commercial and logistics requirements until 2050 and represents one of the most important developments in the history of the United Arab Emirates.

Eventually home to 900,000 people, DWC will be true 'city-within-a-city' with all the amenities that make up a world-class residential destination.

DWC, with infrastructure costs estimated at US $33 billion, comprises six specialized clustered zones: Dubai World Central International Airport (JXB), Dubai Logistics City (DLC), Commercial City, Residential City, Aviation City and a 36-hole golf resort.

DWC is backed by the Government of Dubai and is chaired by His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority - Dubai World Central, Government of Dubai.

About Dubai World Central components:

JXB, when completed, will be the world's biggest passenger and cargo hub, with a capacity of 120 million passengers and more than 12 million tonnes of cargo annually. The airport will have six parallel runways and as many concourses with a 91 metre high control tower that will be an aviation landmark in the Middle East.

DLC will be part of the world's first truly integrated multi-modal logistics platform in a single-bonded free zone environment made up of DLC, JXB, Aviation City and Jebel Ali Port. It is designed as the region's unchallenged logistics hub catering to some two billion people throughout the Middle East, Indian Sub-continent, Africa and the CIS, all within three-to-four hours flying time from Dubai.

DWC Commercial City will be DWC's business and finance hub featuring more than 850 towers, ranging from 6-75 storeys in height. The city, expected to employ 130,000 people, will also boast 25 hotels ranging from deluxe, through to five-star, four-star and three-star properties.

DWC Residential City will include a mix of five-ten storey mid-cost apartment blocks. Up to 250,000 people are expected to live in this 'city'. A special staff village will house blue-collar workers within high-quality accommodation.

DWC Golf Resort will feature two 18-hole golf courses, extensive practice facilities, driving ranges, putting greens, a luxury clubhouse with restaurants and a pro-shop. Up to 2,500 freehold homes will surround the courses. The resort will also feature a high-end boutique hotel.

DWC Aviation City will be the region's premier centre of excellence for technology manufacturing and science and technology education.

For more information please contact:

Gladson Ronad at MCS/Action, PO Box 20970, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Tel: +9714 390 2960; Fax: +9714 390 8161 Mob: +971 50 4533479

or

Fouad Kassem at MCS/Action, PO Box 20970, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Tel: +9714 390 2960; Fax: +9714 390 8161 Mob: +971 50 6324150

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