Damac Properties, a leading Dubai-based real estate company, will showcase its award-winning regional development portfolio at an upcoming real estate exhibition in Kuwait.

The Kuwait Real Estate & Investment Exhibition will run from April 11 to 16 at the Kuwait International Fair Ground.

Damac Properties’ projects at the show will include international property award-winning Damac Tower in Beirut, and the iconic Ocean Heights and Park Towers in Dubai.

“Damac Properties is the largest independent real estate company in the Middle East; we have a proven track record of delivery, and we are exhibiting at the Real Estate & Investment Exhibition in Kuwait to show that we are continuing  to progress,” said Niall McLoughlin, senior vice president of Damac Properties.

“This is an established event on the property developers’ calendar, and we are pleased to be back here again to display our luxurious, elegantly designed, high quality properties. This show is a great platform for people in Kuwait interested in our state-of-the-art properties from across the region,” he added.

“Damac Tower is a stunning blend of exquisite Versace interiors, unique architectural design, in an enviable location on the shores of the Mediterranean. It has been recognised on the global stage, which distinguishes the project as one of the most highly regarded residential developments in the world,” continued McLoughlin.

Designed by world-renowned architects Aedas, the 82-storey Ocean Heights has won a number of international accolades for its unique architectural design, notably the Bentley and Arabian Property Awards.

“Ocean Heights is a masterpiece, in terms of both architectural design and engineering. It’s an imposing structure with decadent interiors, and seeing Ocean Heights completed is a significant milestone for Damac Properties,” added McLoughlin.

“It is a signature development for Damac Properties; everything about it is on a grand scale. It is the tallest, most luxurious and most complex project we have delivered to date,” he concluded. - TradeArabia News Service