Green Valley International Real Estate is exhibiting its major projects, including the Dh500 million ($136 million) Marrakech mixed-use development and its Sarajevo luxury villa project, at the ongoing Cityscape exhibition in Jeddah.

Organised by Jeddah Urban Development and Real Estate Investment, Cityscape will run till November 4 offering companies to showcase their projects over a 10,000 sq m area. It is expected to attract approximately 15,000 visitors.

The event presents an outstanding opportunity for the regional and international real estate community to come together to display, network, create joint venture partnerships and discuss real estate trends. It is being supported by interactive conference and workshops.

Participants and visitors can also benefit from niche networking events that will provide investors and developers with the opportunity to interact face-to-face.

Wiaam Rabah, the chairman of Green Valley International Real Estate, said: "Events like these provide the perfect showcase for leading companies like ours to articulate our industry expertise, leadership and credentials. The Jeddah expo is one of the most eminent and distinctive show of its kind and the perfect environment for Green Valley to take full advantage of demonstrating our projects, network with other participants and explore business opportunities."

"We consider ourselves both innovators and entrepreneurs and wish to capitalize on such events by emphasizing our global footprint," he added.

Green Valley said it has been growing from strength to strength through its rapidly developing portfolio of projects that give GCC nationals the opportunity to invest in properties in the region and abroad.

Its geographical spread covers UAE, Lebanon, Syria Turkey, Egypt, Marrakech Morocco, Bosnia and Georgia with a total project value of around Dh4.25 billion ($1.15 billion).
 
It presently owns 34 projects in real estate development and plans to keep up its growth momentum with exciting new expansion plans in the pipeline, it added.-TradeArabia News Service