Phil Blizzard reviews the final preparations for the opening of Emaar's Burj Dubai and the official ceremony which is expected to be equally stunning, as the world's media descends onto Dubai for the inauguration of the world's tallest building.
United Arab Emirates:
Sunday, January 03 - 2010 at 18:04
| Duration: 2:43
The height of Burj Dubai is staggering and so are the statistics involved in the construction of this towering super structure. From over 12, 000 workers to 31,400 tonnes of steel rebar Phil Blizzard at the foot of world's tallest building provides an overview ahead of its official inauguration.
United Arab Emirates:
Thursday, December 31 - 2009 at 15:20
| Duration: 4:17
Located in Dubai's Business District the world's tallest hotel, standing at 333m, opened just ahead of Burj Dubai, the world's tallest building. Phil Blizzard looks at the Rose Rayhaan by Rotana with the hotel's GM Daniel Mathew.
United Arab Emirates:
Wednesday, December 30 - 2009 at 10:32
| Duration: 4:24
One of the largest projects at Cityscape, Dubai World Central, is looked at in this feature as Rashed Bugara'a, COO, DWC, gives an update to Phil Blizzard on the progress of this massive Dubai Government project. The logistic city is now being used by some operators and the first aircraft is expected to land in June 2010 despite some changes in the initial plans of DWC.
United Arab Emirates:
Tuesday, October 13 - 2009 at 16:21
| Duration: 5:12
Dr Wan Hasni, Advisor in Charge, Tanmiyat, talks to Phil Blizzard about their new philosophy which includes increased transparency, more investor focus and a new business model for real estate. The Saudi Arabian investment and development company has several major projects in the region including the US$3billion Ajman Marina.
United Arab Emirates:
Sunday, October 11 - 2009 at 12:42
| Duration: 6:14
Emaar has this year delivered properties in countries ranging from Canada to Pakistan. Sergi Casari, CEO, Emaar International talks to Phil Blizzard about the 'state of development' of their international projects, on a country by country basis, along with a look at their longer term perspectives.
United Arab Emirates:
Sunday, October 11 - 2009 at 11:42
| Duration: 5:26
Ahmad al Matrooshi, MD, Emaar Properties - UAE talks to Phil Blizzard about Emaar's focus at Cityscape. Their current project plans, including Burj Dubai and Downtown Bur Dubai, along with finishing some work within Arabian Ranches are the main areas of interest. Plus talk on the merger with Dubai Properties, Sama Dubai and Tatweeer - all companies within the Dubai Holding group - to create a $52.8bn entity.
United Arab Emirates:
Wednesday, October 07 - 2009 at 23:29
| Duration: 4:08
An international perspective to Cityscape Dubai as Phil Blizzard looks at a development in Kurdistan-Iraq with Dean Michael, CEO, ATCONZ, the developers of the residential project and talks about the project and the prospects in this emerging market.
United Arab Emirates:
Tuesday, October 06 - 2009 at 17:46
| Duration: 5:36
Cityscape Dubai opens and on day one Phil Blizzard provides a who's who of exhibitors and assess the mood. The message from developers, from across the region and beyond, this year appears to be being focused on completion and delivery of their projects.
United Arab Emirates:
Monday, October 05 - 2009 at 19:31
| Duration: 4:36
With the contraction of the GCC real estate market there has been a knock on effect for property exhibitions. Cityscape Dubai will be the first major exhibition in this emirate since the crash, so what can be expected? Phil Blizzard previews the event with Rohan Marwaha, MD, Cityscape looking at both the exhibition and the conference.
United Arab Emirates:
Monday, October 05 - 2009 at 09:14
| Duration: 5:23
The new Ibn Battuta Gate development located on the outskirts of 'new' Dubai is a mixed use project featuring business and leisure facilities - ranging from robotic parking and a Movenpick Hotel. Phil Blizzard talks to Andrew Chambers, MD, Asteco Property Management.
United Arab Emirates:
Monday, September 28 - 2009 at 16:34
| Duration: 3:26
Phil Blizzard and Mike Bridge continue this edition of the property programme with a look at the state of the real estate market across the GCC region, and in Dubai the impact of the Dubai Metro on the value of property.
United Arab Emirates:
Monday, August 31 - 2009 at 16:42
| Duration: 6:46
Property Talk with Phil Blizzard and Mike Bridge with their latest look at the regional real estate market. In this edition the focus is the developing Business Bay, Dubai and the soft market which is benefiting investors with discounts and multiple payments. We hear the reason why from one developer, Deyaar.
United Arab Emirates:
Thursday, August 27 - 2009 at 09:33
| Duration: 5:32
Edward Poultney looks at what developer consolidations mean for Dubai's real estate sector in part two of his interview with Heather Wipperman-Amiji, CEO, Investment Boutique. They also discuss where the market can go from here and why the fundamentals mean that the emirate will recover in the medium term.
United Arab Emirates:
Sunday, July 26 - 2009 at 10:54
| Duration: 6:23
Edward Poultney talks to Heather Wipperman-Amiji, CEO, Investment Boutique, a real estate advisory firm, about the state of the Dubai property market and why she thinks that the Dubai real estate sector has further to fall before bottoming out.
United Arab Emirates:
Tuesday, July 14 - 2009 at 10:08
| Duration: 6:05
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