Indian Property Show to open doors for third time in Dubai on 13th-15th December 2007

Following on from the success of the inaugural Indian Property Show 2006 which received over 12,000 visitors and generated enquiries to the tune of Rs. 2,167 crores ($450m), the Indian Property Show will again open its doors at Dubai Airport Expo's East Hall on December 13th at 11.00 am.

The Indian Property Show has quickly cemented its reputation as the largest property show of its kind in the world. Once again the three day Indian Property Show 2007 at Dubai's Airport Expo will be a unique platform for Non Resident Indians in UAE to interact face to face with Indian property developers, financial institutions and legal advisors,Vaastu consultants and more

Sunil Jaiswal, CEO of Sumansa Events and the force behind the Indian Property Show commented,

"The third Indian Property Show promises to be the biggest and best show yet. The Indian Property Show has always been, and will continue to be, the largest and most diverse exhibition of exclusively Indian Property ever staged. Once again it will be an ideal opportunity for Dubai and UAE based NRI's (Non-resident Indians) and PIO's (Persons of Indian Origin) to meet and interact with many of the major developers operating in the Indian property market."

Our first show in 2006 attracted around 12,000 people over four days. Our second show, held over three days in May of this year, saw over 14,000 people visiting the show."

At our upcoming third show in December visitors will have the opportunity to meet with exhibitors such as Axis Bank, Prince Foundations Ltd, DLF, Hiranandani, Mahindra & Mahindra and many more from across India Investors from across the world are continuing to move into India and with good reason. The Indian Real Estate market is the growth driver of the Indian economic boom and there is still plenty of investment potential. During the four days of the first Indian Property Show in 2006 alone there were deals done of at least Rs120 crores ($25m). Whereas during the three days of our last show in May there were $55m of deals done at the show with a further $500m of property enquiries"

The show will feature over 250 developments worth over Rs25000 Crores ($6.25bn) from across India

In addition to property developers exhibiting at the upcoming Indian Property Show 2007, attendees will also have the opportunity to meet with legal advisors, financial institutions and Vaastu consultants as well as attend a detailed programme of seminars that has been put together. The seminars will offer visitors opportunities to learn about such issues as the principles of Vaastu, legal issues involved in buying property and the do's and don'ts of financing. Sunil Jaiswal will also be holding his two hour long Property Secrets Crash Courses for people who want to increase their knowledge of property investment.

"As the 14,000 people who visited our show in May found out, whether you are buying your first home or another investment property - there will be something for everyone at the Indian Property Show, just log onto www.IndianProperty Show.com to find out more," concluded Jaiswal.