Emaar Middle East, the premier property developer in Saudi Arabia, is highlighting its commitment to project delivery and the launch of new residential communities within its masterplanned developments through its participation at Cityscape Jeddah that will be held on March 2-4, 2013, at the Jeddah Centre for Forums & Events.

Emaar Middle East has already handed over apartments in Abraj Al Hilal 1 in Jeddah Gate and villas in Al Nada Village, the first residential community in Al-Khobar Lakes, both of which are established lifestyle communities now. The elegantly furnished and superbly serviced apartments in Emaar Residences at Makkah Clock Tower are scheduled for delivery shortly.

At Cityscape Jeddah, Emaar Middle East will feature an extensive pavilion, spread over two levels, showcasing its projects including Jeddah Gate, Al- Khobar Lakes and Emaar Residences at Makkah Clock Tower. Visitors will have the opportunity to make informed decisions regarding the projects through displays of large-scale models of the masterplan of Jeddah Gate, Al Khobar Lakes and Emaar Residences at Makkah Clock Tower.

Also on display is the model and masterplan of Abraj Al Hilal 2, the newest residential tower offering ‘affordable luxury’ living, at Jeddah Gate. Eng. Ahmad Al Kulli, General Manager of Emaar Middle East, said: “Cityscape Jeddah is a premier real estate event that highlights the strong growth of the Kingdom’s property sector. Having set our clear differentials in the market, Emaar Middle East is participating in the event to present to all industry stakeholders and our customers the world-class design and build quality of our projects and our emphasis on project delivery.”

He added: “Today, led by increasing demand for competitively priced and elegantly designed homes from the local population, the Saudi real estate market is growing at a rate of over six percent annually. This growth reflects the investor confidence in the sector, and complements the goals of the Government to provide modern homes for its citizens. The opening up of the mortgage sector has further energised the property sector. We are committed to support the housing infrastructure goals of the government, and will continue to explore opportunities for new project launches.” – SG