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National Bonds signs deal with Deyaar

  • United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, July 16 - 2008 at 07:57

UAE-based National Bonds has signed an agreement with Deyaar Development to transfer the development and management rights of National Bonds' real estate projects, Skycourts and Flamingo Creek, to Deyaar. Under the terms of the agreement, which represents an alignment of resources and core competencies between two leading companies, National Bonds will continue to own its current real estate projects, including Skycourts and Flamingo Creek. In addition to holding the development and management rights to these projects, Deyaar will manage the project construction and sales operations for Skycourts and Flamingo Creek.

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