Fakhruddin Properties and Coral International to develop high-end serviced apartments at Dubai Sports City

Giving details of the project, Michel Noblet, Managing Director, HMH - Hospitality Management Holdings, said, 'Being developed by Fakhruddin Properties - one of UAE's leading real estate and construction company - Coral International Hotel Apartments, Dubai Sports City is an outstanding project.

Aside from cutting-edge architecture and brilliant location, it will provide the ultimate facilities and amenities combined with the signature Coral hospitality.'

Due for completion in 2009, the 282-unit property is within walking distance from two major retail hubs in the complex and offers spectacular views of the largest stadium in Dubai Sports City.

A grand lobby, high-speed elevators, spacious covered car parking, beautiful landscaping, swimming pool, sauna, steam, Jacuzzi, Coral Signature Spa and excellent restaurants and coffee shops are just some of the attractions.

Michel said, 'Dubai is a city built for tourism. This has lead to the emirate taking its place in the world's top destinations at a startling speed. Obviously, it has contributed to the trend for sleek, leisure-focused service-oriented hotels. Coral International Hotel Apartments, Dubai Sports City is the perfect example of that. We are confident it will ensure the best comfort and amenities to our guests.'

Dubai Sports City has been designed to host the region's most thrilling sports events all year round and offers the best location for both rest and recreation.

It is no doubt one of the most sought-after addresses in town.

Coral International is in the midst of hectic phase of development.

The brand has over 25 projects under development across the Middle East and North, South and East Africa.

Michel said, 'Our development strategy is driven by a combination of objectives including expansion and consolidation in key markets. While the Middle East is central to our growth, we are gearing up to explore fresh grounds in Asia and Africa. We have a particularly strong interest in India, Pakistan, Iran, Indonesia and Malaysia.'