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Cityscape showcase
Ahead of this year’s Cityscape Dubai conference and exhibition,
we take a look at the business and networking highlights of
previous Cityscape events
In 2008 and 2009, existing and new regional Cityscape events
continued to exceed exhibitor, visitor and organiser expectations
with record participation and attendance in both Abu Dhabi and
Dubai, and the global brand’s first outing to Saudi Arabia.
Futuristic stand design, engaging conference topics, unique
networking events and unparalleled business opportunities all
combined to create a memorable exhibition environment and a
dynamic development platform.
Salman Bin Malouh
Director, Bin Malouh Est.
“I was very impressed by the quality and quantity of the projects
being displayed at Cityscape Saudi Arabia, and made many contacts
with key developers and investors who showed interest in our
products and services which aim to support sustainable projects.”
John Sandwick
MD, Encore Management & Cityscape conference moderator
“For an inaugural event during a global financial crisis, Cityscape
Saudi Arabia was astonishingly successful. I spoke to many people
who all concurred that this was the most professional real estate
event ever seen in Saudi Arabia. Cityscape Saudi Arabia shows that
this is where the action is today.
John Bullough
CEO, Aldar Properties, UAE
On a personal level, Cityscape Abu Dhabi is a terrific forum for
sharing ideas with your peers. An opportunity to discuss lessons
learnt and pool collective knowledge is always welcomed.
Gurjit Singh
Chief Property Development Officer, Sorouh Real Estate, UAE
Even in these challenging times Sorouh is an active participant
and supporter of many industry events in Abu Dhabi, where we
endeavour to share knowledge, experience and expertise with
our peers.
Ziad Bushnaq
CEO, Cornerstone Real Estate
“Cityscape has become a benchmark event for the property
market and it is essential for Cornerstone to be involved in every
Cityscape exhibition.”
PREVIEW Cityscape Dubai
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