The Jumeirah Guangzhou Hotel, Jumeirah Group’s second hotel to be signed in China, was announced at a ceremony held in Guangzhou and attended by Mr Su Meng, President of the GT Land and Mr Gerald Lawless, Executive Chairman of the Jumeirah Group.

Homeowners in Dubai have seen service charges for communal areas almost double in 2008. Developers have blamed this on the inflationary pressures being felt in the markets as the cost of raw materials and necessary utilities increase.

Homeowners in Dubai have seen service charges for communal areas almost double in 2008. Developers have blamed this on the inflationary pressures being felt in the markets as the cost of raw materials and necessary utilities increase.

Red Sea Housing Services, a leading manufacturer of remote site housing solutions, announced today its formation of a subsidiary company in Libya in response to increased demand for Red Sea’s products and services across the country and throughout the North Africa region.

The Wave, Muscat, today announced new appointments in its management team and further consolidated its footprint in the region as the leading property developer in the sultanate.

Durrat Al Bahrain, the Kingdom’s largest planned luxury mixed-use residential, commercial and resort development, today announced it has signed an agreement with Jawad Group, Bahrain’s leading supermarket and convenience store operator, to supply convenience stores across the island city resort.

Connection Real Estate and their exclusive sales agent, Colliers International, plan to launch the landmark Eco Towers at Cityscape Dubai 2008. During their participation they will reveal details about the 23-storey twin towers which are strategically located in the prestigious community

Construction Products Holding Company (CPC) has invested Dhs100m through its UAE affiliate to buy, modernize and develop Techno Cast Precast Abu Dhabi Factory.

Construction Products Holding Company (CPC) is building another industrial complex to meet growing demand from an unprecedented construction boom in the region.

The Sultanate of Oman is aiming to become one of the Gulf region's top iron and steel producer, with plans to invest $5bn to boost productivity and construct new facilities as part of the government's efforts to broaden the base of its economy for the coming years.