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News Brief 17
ASSET MANAGEMENT SALES LEASING VALUATION & ADVISORY SALES MANAGEMENT OWNER ASSOCIATION NEWS BRIEF 17 SUNDAY, 29 APRIL 2018 RESEARCH DEPARTMENT DUBAI | ABU DHABI | AL AIN | SHARJAH | JORDAN | KSA IN THE MIDDLE EAST FOR OVER 30 YEARS © Asteco Property Management, 2018 asteco.com ASSET MANAGEMENT SALES LEASING VALUATION & ADVISORY SALES MANAGEMENT OWNER ASSOCIATION REAL ESTATE NEWS UAE / GCC UNION PROPERTIES TO PROPOSE RAISING FOREIGN STAKE TO 49% WOMEN AND PROPERTY FIVE THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT NON-MUSLIM WILLS WHAT IS A DEFECT LIABILITY PERIOD? EMAAR PROPERTIES DECLARES CASH DIVIDEND OF DH1B UNION PROPERTIES DISMISSES THREE BOARD MEMBERS EMAAR HOSPITALITY GROUP HITS 50-HOTEL MILESTONE REAL ESTATE SCAMS IN UAE UNLIKELY TO SHAKE INVESTOR TRUST: REPORT BMI RESEARCH UPBEAT ON SAUDI ARABIA'S ECONOMIC REBOUND THIS YEAR DUBAI 10 CHEAPEST PLACES TO RENT IN DUBAI TODAY DUBAI DEVELOPERS CAN MAKE HAY WITH HOLIDAY HOMES DUBAI ADOPTS AI TO EXPOSE FAKE REALTY FIRMS A REAL RESTATE CONUMDRUM: SPACE AND AFFORDABILITY LIVING IN THE FINANCIAL NERVE CENTRE ASK FOR A HIGHER RENT AND LOSE A POTENTIAL TENANT ‘HAPPY CITIES’ IS THEME FOR REALTY EVENT DUBAI’S RENTAL DECLINES COOL OFF IN FIRST QUARTER NAKHEEL AWARDS DH595M CONTRACT FOR NAD AL SHEBA MALL DUBAI SEES 2% JUMP IN VISITORS DURING FIRST QUARTER SPINNEYS OPENS DOORS TO FIRST SUPERMARKET AT DUBAI AIRPORT DAMAC TARGETS TO OPERATE 15,000 HOTEL ROOMS BY 2021 IT'S TIME TO BARGAIN HARD WITH YOUR DUBAI LANDLORD REDEEM AIR MILES TOWARDS BUYING YOUR HOME NEW MORTGAGE LAW TO BOOST FUNDING FOR DUBAI REAL ESTATE DUBAI | ABU DHABI | AL AIN | SHARJAH | JORDAN | KSA IN THE MIDDLE EAST FOR OVER 30 YEARS © Asteco Property Management | 2018 | asteco.com Page 2 ASSET MANAGEMENT SALES LEASING • VALUATION & ADVISORY SALES MANAGEMENT OWNER ASSOCIATION REAL ESTATE NEWS DUBAI HOUSE RENTS MAY FALL MORE IN THESE AREAS.. -
The Impact of Increasing Tall Tower Construction in the Middle East MARSH REPORT February 2017
MARSH REPORT February 2017 Sky-high Risk: The Impact of Increasing Tall Tower Construction in the Middle East MARSH REPORT February 2017 CONTENTS 3 Introduction 6 Rising Heights, Rising Risks 8 Heightened Risk Mitigation 12 Mitigating And Transferring Tall Building Risks 13 Conclusion 14 About Marsh 14 About This report 2 Marsh MARSH REPORT February 2017 INTRODUCTION Skylines across the globe have been rising considerably over the past decade. One region where this trend towards taller construction has been particularly visible is in the Middle East. In recent years, the region has become the home to some of the tallest buildings in the world, and recently announced projects show that this trend is not stopping in the near future. With tall building projects skyrocketing, the monumental risks involved in constructing these projects must be considered carefully. Tall building projects are complex and represent a huge concentration of assets, and, if something does go wrong, it could lead to high costs for project developers. Sky-high Risk: The Impact of Increasing Tall Tower Construction in the Middle East 3 MARSH REPORT February 2016 FIGURE 1 The Middle East’s tallest buildings (completed and planned) Source: Skyscraper Center The graphic below (FIGURE 1) shows a selection of the tallest completed, under construction, and proposed buildings in the Middle East. Out of these buildings, 12 are proposed or under construction, demonstrating how skylines in these countries are set to reach new heights over the next decade, maintaining the growing trend towards tall tower construction. The region remained largely unchanged during the 1980s and 1990s, with only the Burj Al Arab (UAE), the Baynunah Hilton Tower (UAE), and the Al Attar Business Tower (UAE) being completed at a height of more than 150 meters. -
NEWS BRIEF #44 SUNDAY 03 November 2013
ASSET MANAGEMENT SALES LEASING VALUATION & ADVISORY SALES MANAGEMENT OWNER ASSOCIATION NEWS BRIEF #44 SUNDAY 03 November 2013 RESEARCH DEPARTMENT DUBAI | ABU DHABI | AL AIN | SHARJAH | QATAR | JORDAN IN THE MIDDLE EAST FOR 28 YEARS © Asteco Property Management, 2013 asteco.com | astecoreports.com ASSET MANAGEMENT SALES LEASING VALUATION & ADVISORY SALES MANAGEMENT OWNER ASSOCIATION REAL ESTATE NEWS UAE CENTRAL BANK ISSUES MORTGAGE SYSTEM: 80% OF PROPERTY VALUE FOR EMIRATIS, 75% FOR EXPATS UAE AN IDEAL PLACE TO LIVE IN: WESTERN EXPATS FOREIGN RESEARCH FIRMS BLAMED FOR UAE PROPERTY CRISIS: AL OTAIBA UAE TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY SECTORS TAKE OFF TO A NEW HIGH EXPO 2020 WOULD GROW FINANCE SECTOR UAE LEADS THE WAY IN GREEN BUILDING PRACTICE ABU DHABI ALDAR EYES RENTALS, SMALLER PROJECTS POST-MERGER ABU DHABI BOOSTS CHECKS ON READY-MIX SECTOR ABU DHABI’S ESTIDAMA PROGRAMME AT VANGUARD OF GREEN BUILDING REVOLUTION ABU DHABI’S ICONIC ETIHAD TOWERS SCOOPS FIVE AWARDS ABU DHABI INVESTMENT AUTHORITY SET FOR BIG FRENCH PROPERTY DEAL DUBAI DEYAAR ANNOUNCE PROFIT SURGE AL MAKTOUM INTERNATIONAL: PERFECT LANDING FOR EXPO 2020, HUGE TAKE-OFF FOR DWC PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT A HOME IN THE CLOUDS: WHY DUBAI DOMINATES THE SKY INDIGO'S USD41M ORANGE LAKE PROJECT 50% COMPLETE EMAAR LAUNCHES 'SKY COLLECTION' OF APARTMENTS IN THE ADDRESS RESIDENCE FOUNTAIN VIEWS III DUBAI BUYERS HAVE OPTIONS ON ACCESSIBLE PROPERTIES AL MAZAYA HOLDING RECORDS DH263.7M IN OPERATING REVENUES DUBAI IOAS' DIKTAT: NO MOVING HOMES OVER WEEKENDS NO CURRENT PLANS TO BUILD TOWER TALLER THAN -
Past Supply Records for Selected Projects
PAST SUPPLY RECORDS FOR SELECTED PROJECTS NO. PROJECT NAME CLIENT CONSULTANT 1 28+G+11+GYM at Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai Ahmed Bin Suwaidah/Bin Mohd Al Balush Dubarch 2 Carlton Residence in Sharjah ABCO Syna Engineering Consultants & Development 3 Al Hamra Palace Hotel @ RAK - UAE Al Hamra Real State Home of Architecture for Engineering Consultants 4 Five Star Hotel Mixed Use Tower & Car Parking Acico Real State Dimensions Engineering Consultants 5 Amwai Plaza 1 at Amwai Island Yateem Air Conditioning W.L.L. 6 P100 MIRDIF Villas Dubai Properties Kling Consult 7 Dubai Silicon Oasis Head Quarter Complex (Phase 2) Dubai Silicon Oasis Khatib & Alami Dubai Silicon Oasis Head Quarter Complex - Phase 8 Dubai Silicon Oasis Khatib & Alami 1 PE-049 - JBR Luxury Villas 152 Nos. for Dubai 9 Dubai Properties Design & Architecture Bureau Properties 10 Extension to Bahrain Mall LAL's Group Arif Sadiq Design Consultant Dubai Development and Investment 11 Dubai Health Care City Infrastructure and Roads Cansult Limited Authority The Green Community, Phase-1A Shopping Mall & 12 Dubai Properties Edara LLC Serviced Apartments XL Tower (3B+G+4P+19) Typical Office Building 13 Damac Properties Conin on Plot No. 88, A05-010 14 Business Tower on Plot No. BB-A05-012 Damac Properties Archon 15 Proposed (2B+G+9) Commercial Dr. Mohammad Khalfan/Khirbash Abdullah Design & Architecture Bureau 16 The Meadows & Spring Parks Emirates Hills Development Algurg Consultants (B+G+4+Roof) Residential Building on plot no. C3- 17 Ghayath Mohd Gheyath ME Engineering Consultants F14 at International City 18 GCAA Air Navigation Service Site General Civil Aviation Authority RMJM/Derby Design Consulting Engineers H.H. -
Rim Floating Floor Systems
KINETICS MIDDLE EASTR L.L.C. P.O. BOX 37670, DUBAI, U.A.E. TEL: + 971 4 8857 361 FAX: + 971 4 885 7362 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: wwwkineticsmiddleeast.com LIST OF PROJECTS EXECUTED FOR MODEL RIM FLOATING FLOOR SYSTEM Sr. NO. LOCATION PROJECT NAME MEP CONTRACTOR 1 ABU DHABI AL SHAMS - ABU DHABI TOWER 1 & 2 ARABIAN CONST. CO. 2 ABU DHABI AL JAZEERA TOWER AL AHMAD DEV. & CONST. 3 ABU DHABI LAGOONA BEACH HOTEL SEIDCO 4 ABU DHABI TELEVISION MEDIA STUDIO NEWTECH INT'L SERVICES 5 ABU DHABI AL WADHA CITY 1 CIVILCO 6 ABU DHABI KHALIDIYA PALACE ROTANA HOTEL & RESIDENCES - ABU DHABI NUROL L.L.C. 7 ABU DHABI RESIDENTIAL BLDG. SEC.W-13 PLOT NO.C-16 ABU DHABI SYRCONSULTANT CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION OF BMW SHOWROOM IN UMM AL NASR ABU 8 ABU DHABI ETA - ADH DHABI 9 ABU DHABI ABU DHABI FURTURE SCHOOL - PHASE 2 NAEL GENERAL CONTRACTING EST. 10 ABU DHABI NEW AHALIA HOSPITAL AL MANSOURI 3B GROUP 11 ABU DHABI SHEIKH KHALIFA MOSQUE ALEC 12 ABU DHABI PREMIER INN HOTEL -ADH BAM INTERNATIONAL 13 ABU DHABI RUWAIS HOUSING COMPLEX SYSTEM CONSTRUCT 14 ABUDHABI RESDT'L SECTOR W-13 PLOT C -16 - ABU DHABI AL NASR CONT. 15 ABUDHABI ABU DHABI FURTURE SCHOOL NAEL GENERAL CONTRACTING EST. 16 BAHRAIN ARCAPITA BANK HEADQUARTERS NASS- MURRAY JV 17 BAHRAIN 6 STOREY BLDG. @ MANAMA G.P. ZACHARIADES 18 DOHA QATAR MUSIC ACADEMY CAUNSULT MAUNCELL 19 DUBAI HUB ZERO FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER BESIX-ORASCOM JV 20 DUBAI PROVOCATEUR LOUNGE & CLUB AMBB INTERIORS 21 DUBAI THE ONYX TOWER AL SHAFAR GEN. -
Energy Efficient Strategies for the Building Envelope of Residential Tall Buildings in Saudi Arabia
Department of Architecture and Built Environment Energy Efficient Strategies for the Building Envelope of Residential Tall Buildings in Saudi Arabia Noura Abdulrahman Ghabra BSc, MArch Thesis submitted to the University of Nottingham for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy November 2017 ABSTRACT The energy demand in the Gulf countries in general and in Saudi Arabia in particular has been increasing sharply in the last decades as a result of the diversification plans that aim to reduce reliance on oil-based income. Tall building construction, associated with many environmental and ecological challenges, played an essential role in these plans, as a mean to attract new economies based on global placemaking and international tourism. The significant use of air conditioning to cool indoor spaces, particularly in residential buildings, accounts for more than half of all energy consumption in the country, and despite governmental efforts, the scattered conservation efforts have been largely ineffective due to factors such as lack of awareness and information, in addition to the limitation of the local energy efficiency building regulations. This research aimed to find and prioritise building envelope design solutions that can reduce high energy consumption and cooling loads while maintaining indoor environment for residential tall buildings in Saudi Arabia. In order to achieve that, a hypothesis of integrating engineering and design parameters of the building envelope as a design strategy for tall buildings envelope were proposed, and to test it, a mixed method approach was followed including literature review, data collection, dynamic building simulations and parametric analysis. The main findings emphasised how combining both engineering and design parameters of the building envelope can be an effective way to achieve energy efficiency in residential tall buildings in the hot climate of Jeddah. -
Tall Buildings, Design, and Technology Visions for the Future
Journal of Urban Technology, Vol. 18, No. 3, July 2011, 115–140 Tall Buildings, Design, and Technology: Visions for the Twenty-First Century City Kheir Al-Kodmany ABSTRACT The world population will drastically increase in the future, particularly in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Even in Europe, where some cities are experiencing a negative growth rate, on the whole the population will steadily increase. In Australia and Canada, as well, population will steadily increase, although in the United States the growth rate will be higher because of the influx of immigrants and natural growth. Thus, the threat of overpopulation is looming over the entire world. It is expected that the urban population will almost double in the coming 40 years: it will increase from 3.5 billion in 2010 to 6.5 billion in 2050 worldwide (United Nations, 2007). The migration of the rural population to cities is a major cause of this increase. People want to move where there are other people, din and bustle, a flurry of activities, social and recreational services, and above all employment opportunities. Once people get used to urban living, they rarely go back to the country side. Therefore, urban planners, architects, developers, social scientists, and political leaders have to ask the following hard questions: . What can be done with existing cities in order to accommodate the increase in the urban population? . How should cities be regenerated; and how can new cities be built? . Can cities expand laterally without sprawling and destroying valuable agricultural land? . Will a vertical expansion be a viable option? This paper examines these questions by studying tall buildings and associated tech- nological developments, and their impact on cities. -
A Review of Design Approaches of Tall Buildings
buildings Review Sustainability and the 21st Century Vertical City: A Review of Design Approaches of Tall Buildings Kheir Al-Kodmany Department of Urban Planning and Policy, College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL 60607, USA; [email protected] Received: 19 June 2018; Accepted: 31 July 2018; Published: 3 August 2018 Abstract: As cities cope with rapid population growth—adding 2.5 billion dwellers by 2050—and grapple with destructive sprawl, politicians, planners, and architects have become increasingly interested in the vertical city paradigm. Given the large-scale problems of skyscrapers, any improvements in their planning, design, and construction would be significant. This paper examines a new crop of skyscrapers that employs green design elements, including aerodynamic forms, greeneries, energy-saving systems, innovative renewable energy techniques, water-saving technologies, rainwater catchment systems, and the like. The examined projects illustrate foremost sustainable design features, strategies, and techniques that help to meet the functional requirements while resulting in attractive forms. They include towers that are completed, under-construction, on-hold, proposed and on the drawing boards. In an attempt to capture a wide-range of innovative ideas and concepts, this paper examines 30 major projects representing major world’s regions that have been active in constructing tall buildings including Southeast Asia and the Far East, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. The discussion section also engages the reader with additional buildings that have employed similar sustainable design. The paper concludes by identifying design approaches that could twin sustainability with iconicity, and highlights some of the shortfalls of intended sustainable design. -
Unrivalled Retail & Public Amenities
UNRIVALLED RETAIL & PUBLIC AMENITIES Interconnection with DIFC Northern Campus World-class fine dining, cafés and chef driven food market Vibrant public realm Health & fitness and private members club Full-service valet & highly-efficient drop off service Excellent access & transport links - situated between two metro stops Double-height, light-filled lobby with connections to both Al Sa’ada Street and Gate Avenue MAZAYA SHANGRI AL ROSTAMANI AL SAFA CITY CENTRE LA TOWER A & B TOWER 1 & 2 TOWER 1 & 2 BURJ KHALIFA SHEIKH ZAYED ROAD FINANCIAL CENTRE EMIRATES TOWERS M M M THE SOFITEL ROLEX AL ATTAR BUSINESS MAZE CAPRICORN DOWNTOWN DUSIT THANI HOTEL TOWER TOWER TOWER TOWER 4 STREET FINANCIAL CENTRE ROAD EMIRATES FINANCIAL LIBERTY LIMESTONE RITZ TOWERS HOUSE HOUSE CARLTON 2 10 GATE AVENUE 11 DOWNTOWN CENTRAL PARK 5 DUBAI CONVENTION TOWERS 12 CENTRE THE GATE DUBAI ETISALAT PARK TOWERS 3 4 EMIRATES TOWERS ICD AL FATTAN CURRENCY THE INDEX BROOKFIELD HOUSE 7 EMAAR SQUARE BUILDING PLACE DUBAI OPERA 6 THE GATE 9 1 8 VILLAGE AL SA’ADA STREET BURJ DAMAN AL MUROOJ ROTANA BOULEVARD HOTEL & SUITES PLAZA BURJ SKY GARDENS KHALIFA PALACE OF SHEIKHA BINT SAEED THE ADDRESS AL MAKTOUM BOULEVARD 1. Burger & Lobster 7. Robertos ROVE ZABEEL HOTEL THE DUBAI MALL 2. Center Cut 8. La Petite Maison 3. Sass Café 9. Zuma THE ADDRESS NAD AL SHERBA THE PALACE DUBAI MALL 4. Café Bateel 10. Bvlgari HORSE RACE COURSE DOWNTOWN SOUK AL BAHAR 5. Ascots & Chapels 11. Lanvin 6. Four Seasons Hotel 12. Mont Blanc DUBAI EQUINE HOSPITAL THE ADDRESS DOWNTOWN OLD TOWN ZABEEL CLUB GROUND -
Issuance of up to 1,000,000,000 Dubai Gold Securities
DUBAI GOLD SECURITIES LLP (Incorporated and registered in DIFC under the Companies Law 2006 (DIFC Law 3/2006) with registered number 0780) Issuance of up to 1,000,000,000 Dubai Gold Securities Application has been made to NASDAQ Dubai Ltd. (the "NASDAQ Dubai") for the Dubai Gold Securities to be admitted to the Official List of Securities of NASDAQ Dubai and for such securities to be admitted to trading on NASDAQ Dubai. The Dubai Gold Securities will be offered by way of an Exempt Offer in the Dubai International Financial Centre ("DIFC"). Whenever any Dubai Gold Securities are to be issued, notice of the number of such Dubai Gold Securities will be specified in the relevant Pricing Supplement which will be delivered to NASDAQ Dubai before such Dubai Gold Securities are issued. Dubai Gold Securities Limited Liability Partnership ("DGS LLP") (the "Issuer") has agreed to issue up to 1,000,000,000 Dubai Gold Securities ("Dubai Gold Securities") which may be issued from time to time, provided that DGS LLP reserves the right to increase the number of Dubai Gold Securities that may be issued. A copy of this Offering Document, which comprises a base offering document relating to the Dubai Gold Securities in compliance with the Listing Rules, has been filed with NASDAQ Dubai and made available to the public at the registered office of DGS LLP and will be published on the NASDAQ Dubai website. The Dubai Gold Securities will be issued on a continuing basis from the date of this Offering Document. The Directors of DGS LLP, together with DGS LLP, accept responsibility for the information contained in this Offering Document. -
Emirates REIT (CEIC) Limited (The ‘‘Fund’’) Is Registered As a Public Fund with the Dubai Financial Services Authority (‘‘DFSA’’)
8MAR201402313116 Emirates REIT (CEIC) Limited (the ‘‘Fund’’) is registered as a public fund with the Dubai Financial Services Authority (‘‘DFSA’’). The Fund is regulated by the DFSA and is governed by, amongst others, the Collective Investment Law 2010 (‘‘CIL’’), Collective Investment Rules (‘‘CIR’’ or ‘‘CIR Rules’’) and the Dubai International Financial Centre (‘‘DIFC’’) Companies Law 2009. The Fund is categorised under the CIR as a Domestic Fund, an Islamic Fund, a Property Fund and a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT). Emirates REIT (CEIC) Limited (incorporated in the Dubai International Financial Centre as a closed-ended investment company with limited liability and registered in the Dubai International Financial Centre under registered number 0997) Offer of 128,676,471 Shares and Admission to the Official List of Securities of the Dubai Financial Services Authority and Admission to trading on NASDAQ Dubai (subject to an over-allotment arrangements in respect of up to 19,301,470 additional Shares) Offer Price: US$1.36 per Share This prospectus relates to the offer of 128,676,471 shares in the Fund (by the Fund Manager for and on behalf of the Fund), with a nominal value of US$1 each in the capital of Emirates REIT (CEIC) Limited (the ‘‘Shares’’). The Shares are being offered in or from the DIFC pursuant to the Market Rules of the DFSA and Part 7 of the CIR. Prior to the Offer there has been no public market for the Shares. Application has been made to the DFSA for the Shares to be admitted to the Official List of Securities and application has been made to NASDAQ Dubai for the Shares to be admitted to trading on NASDAQ Dubai under the symbol ‘‘REIT’’.