More than 50,000 people are expected to use the new service, which will be launched during Cityscape 2004, the region's premier property investment and development event, held at the Dubai International Exhibition Centre, November 29 to December 1.
Previously, only property consultants registered with Eqarat.com had access to the exhaustive information it collects from its network of agents, which represents the most comprehensive overview of residential and commercial properties for purchase in the Middle East. The updated service will mean anybody interested in buying property in the GCC can view the latest apartments, villas and homes online, on an easy-to-use interface.
'Since launching Eqarat.com, we have been overwhelmed by the positive response from people working inside the real estate industry,' said Mohammed Safin, General Manager, Eqarat.com. 'In opening 'The List' to a wider audience, we will be providing access to 1,000s of properties online and enabling agents to use our site as a tool to market their offerings.'
'After extensive consultation, we have now developed a platform that everyone can use and update, which we hope will continue to drive the ongoing inspiring development of the region's property market,' he added.
In addition to launching 'The List', Eqarat.com, which supports the largest agent network in the Middle East, with access to more than 1,000 real estate organizations worldwide, will be exhibiting at Cityscape 2004. During the three-day event, they plan to highlight their range of service, including home insurance, mortgages, life insurance and furnishing.
The property market in the Middle East is booming, with the total value of current developments valued at $150 billion, according to the latest estimates. Eqarat.com will use the conference and exhibition to highlight its services to leading regional and international figures from the real estate industry.
'Cityscape provides us with a forum to target the key people within our industry,' said Safin. 'We provide a complete range of services to buyers from around the world who are looking to invest their money and time in the region.'
Eqarat.com launches 'The List' at Cityscape 2004
Eqarat.com, the Middle East's leading real estate investment portal, today announced it is to launch a new online service, 'The List', which will enable all users of its service to view properties online, as well as enabling estate agents to add, update and delete their properties quickly and easily.
- United Arab Emirates: Saturday, November 27 - 2004 at 10:44
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About Eqarat.comEqarat.com was founded as an extension of Mr Ali Al Rahma's e-business, which was initially established in 1991. Eqarat.com is one of the leading property service companies in the Middle East that offers investors and property owners the opportunity to buy and sell in the real estate market both online through its portal and offline. As the first real estate portal company in the Middle East, its main focus is to ensure buyers and sellers transact business in the most convenient way possible, through an interactive website that assists investors to make decisions in the presence of up-to-date property market data.
Posted by Christine H. Andersen, Assistant News EditorSaturday, November 27 - 2004 at 10:44 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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