Fakhruddin Properties to showcase array of quality projects throughout Cityscape Dubai 2008

The stand will house a display package of at least 6 various existing and future projects in the UAE, including their major developments; Lake Central, Maimoon Towers, Grand Lagoon, Coral, Trafalgar Central and Oasis High Park, as well as the recently launched F Towers. Completion percentage for Lake Central is 20% and 80% for Oasis High Park, with development work recently underway for Maimoon Towers and Coral.

Mr. Yusuf Fakhruddin said of his company's participation in Cityscape Dubai 2008:

"Cityscape Dubai is an excellent platform for introducing the company's real estate activities, not only on the local level, but also on the international level. We have made full use of the opportunities presented to us in our previous participations in Cityscape, establishing relations with new international companies, showcasing a package of Fakhruddin properties' projects and listening carefully to the remarks and opinions expressed by property market experts. Participation in Cityscape has also been valuable in terms of familiarizing ourselves with the latest trends and practices in modern architecture. We have drawn a lot from others' experiences as well as our own in terms of the challenges faced in the fields of architectural development and the development of supporting sectors, such as the contracting and other logistical support sectors."

Cityscape Dubai is considered the benchmark for real estate exhibitions in the region, having achieved exponential growth within only a few years. In 2003, only 60 companies from 27 countries participated in the exhibition. In 2004 the number of companies participating doubled. This number more than doubled in 2005, with 300 exhibitors from 85 countries taking part in the exhibition. By 2006 the number of exhibitors grew to 600 and, in 2007, there were 800 participants from 120 countries at the exhibition, which now takes up as much as 70,000 square meters at the Dubai International Exhibition and Convention Centre, in which to accommodate the hundreds of exhibitors participating in the event.