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Dubai Sports City announces development in steady progression with executives anticipating busy 2010

  • United Arab Emirates: Sunday, October 04 - 2009 at 15:02
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Dubai Sports City has made steady progress during the past year with the delivery of key projects, community facilities and sports venues, and is looking forward to an even busier 2010, with more deliveries and major events in the pipeline, according to the development's top executives.

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  • Dubai Sports City comes to life - Night view.
    Dubai Sports City comes to life - Night view.
Speaking on the eve of Dubai's annual Cityscape event, President Khalid Al Zarooni, revealed that the $4bn mixed-use project is now coming to life, with hundreds of residents moving in to take advantage of the sporting and community facilities on offer.

2009 was a year of achievements for Dubai Sports City with the opening of the Butch Harmon School of Golf in February, the inauguration of the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in April, the handover of phase one villas at the golf community Victory Heights in June, as well as the opening of Bradenton Preparatory Academy Dubai, which opened its doors to pupils in September

Khalid Al Zarooni, President, Dubai Sports City, said:
"Today, we are seeing residents moving in, children coming to school everyday, golfers playing their rounds, and major events taking place at our facilities. Dubai Sports City is truly living its vision by providing an ideal work, live, and play environment."


Last week alone saw football supporters from across the UAE gather at the stadium to watch the season's opening UFL Etisalat Super Cup match, while in April, cricket fans enjoyed a series of events between Pakistan and Australia, where more than 60,000 watched two ODI's and one Twenty20 game between the two sides. Additional fixtures, which will include sports and music events, are planned throughout 2009 and 2010.

"For 2010, Dubai Sports City as an entity will be a thriving hub offering a complete lifestyle destination to both residents and visitors in the UAE," added Al Zarooni.

The first half 2010 will see the full launch of the much-awaited Dubai Sports City Academies Campus, the opening of The Els Club permanent clubhouse, and the delivery of Canal Residence West, a collection of buildings presented in Arabic, Mediterranean, Classic European, Venetian, and Spanish Andalusian architectural styles.

Visitors to Cityscape 2009 will be able to view the model of Dubai Sports City and its major developments, as well as receive the latest information on construction updates and view images of the development's progress to date.
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About Dubai Sports City:

Dubai Sports City (DSC) is a $4bn, 50 million square feet mixed-use development which will be the world's first integrated purpose-built sports city.

The development is built around five major sports venues and features a series of major sports academy facilities.

Included within the Dubai Sports City Academies Campus is the Dubai Sports City Football Academy - the home of Manchester United Soccer Schools, Dubai; the Dubai Sports City Swimming Academy; a David Lloyd Tennis Academy; the International Cricket Council's own ICC Global Cricket Academy; the WorldHockey Academy, a first of its kind partnership with the International Hockey Federation; a Rugby Academy; a high performance gymnasium; and a world-renowned sports medicine and rehabilitation centre.

Dubai Sports City is also home to Bradenton Preparatory Academy, offering a first class American College preparatory education and bespoke method of learning for every student.

For further information, please visit http://www.dubaisportscity.com

For more information, please contact:

Joanna Hartley
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Wallis Marketing Consultants
P.O. Box 502281
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Tel: +971 4 390 1950
Fax: +971 4 367 2800

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