Dolmen projects mark emphatic presence at Cityscape Abu Dhabi 2009

Beirut-based Dolmen successfully concluded its participation with the sale of five villas in the Jannat Falougha project that encompasses a total of 11 luxurious villas over a 30,000 sq meters area.

The Dolmen stand also received the President of the Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas who was greeted and briefed on the company's projects by Mohamad Ayash, Chief Executive Officer of Dolmen.

The third edition of Cityscape Abu Dhabi held from 19-22 April at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre was 32% bigger and spanned a gross area of more than 38,000 sq metres.

Mohamad Ayash, CEO of Dolmen, said:

"Our successful sale at a key industry forum such as Cityscape Abu Dhabi 2009 strongly indicates the wide appeal of our developments. The event offered a valuable networking opportunity with potential buyers and serious investors who showed keen interest in our projects. Having accomplished our strategic objectives, we are fully motivated to mark a presence in future engagements at local events to further strengthen Dolmen's presence in the region."

Dolmen's projects showcased at Cityscape Abu Dhabi 2009 include Falougha Homes and Jannat Falougha in Falougha, a Lebanese village offering scenic views, rich heritage and a spectacular weather.

Falougha Homes will sprawl over 26,650 sq meters of land and comprise 19 three-floor villas for middle end-users, while Jannat Falougha will encompass 11 luxurious villas over a 30,000 sq meters area.

The 114,000 sq metre Cedars Hills villas in Ain Zhalta that was also featured at Cityscape Abu Dhabi 2009 will offer investors a range of choice villas and premium plots.

In addition to developing Falougha and the Ain Zhalta projects, Dolmen is currently working on other key developments, including mixed-use projects featuring two towers of 27 floors each near Downtown Beirut.

Dolmen's participation at the high visibility event in Cityscape Abu Dhabi follows its earlier success at this year's edition of Arabian World Construction Summit and the Abu Dhabi Economic Forum.