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Dubai Towers scoops prestigious property award

August 24, 2008 by UAERush 

Sama Dubai, the international real estate investment and development arm of Dubai Holding, today announced its Dubai Towers-Doha project has won honours in three categories at the coveted CNBC Arabian Property Awards 2008.

The prestigious awards for Property Marketing, High-Rise Architecture and Best Developer Website, will be presented to Sama Dubai at a gala dinner to be held on 19 October at The Madinat Jumeirah in Dubai.

Farhan Faraidooni, Executive Chairman of Sama Dubai, said:

“We are proud our brand is synonymous with success in the regional and global markets. The prestigious awards for our Dubai Towers portfolio further consolidate our status as an international real estate master developer. Such coveted recognitions motivate us to expand our horizon and strive harder in our commitment to exceed expectations.”

Chaired by Eric Pickles, British Shadow Secretary of State, the awards’ panel comprised eminent global real estate experts, including design and architecture consultants.

Faraidooni added:

“The awards reiterate the UAE’s relentless pursuit of excellence. It also gives our brand higher credibility, allowing us to run the distinctions across all our marketing and communications strategy. In addition, investors will also be confident of making a informed decisions while selecting Sama Dubai as their master developer of choice.”

Earlier this year, CThe LagoonsC, a freehold, mixed-use project being developed by Sama Dubai, won two awards at Cityscape Abu Dhabi 2008. The Best Mixed-Use Development award was presented to CThe LagoonsC for its unique concept, components, overall planning and vision, while the Best Corporate Social Responsibility award was given in recognition of its vigorous efforts to preserve and enhance wildlife at the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary.

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