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Manazel Real Estate wins Housing & Urban Development Award

April 24, 2018
Manazel’s Ghantoot Waterfront Project  showcases future-ready and sustainable infrastructure
Manazel’s Ghantoot Waterfront Project showcases future-ready and sustainable infrastructure

DUBAI — Manazel Real Estate PJSC, a leading UAE developer, has won the prestigious Housing & Urban Development Award at the 2018 Global Infrastructure Congress. The award was presented by Dr. Abdullah Belhaif Al Nuaimi, the UAE’s Minister of Infrastructure Development, in recognition of Manazel’s “Ghantoot Waterfront Project” and its continued support for public and private developments and promoting energy efficiency and sustainable developments.

Manazel’s Chairman Mohamed M. Al Qubaisi, said: “I am honored to see our waterfront project in the Ghantoot area being recognized and acknowledged at the Global Infrastructure Congress 2018. It is certainly a proud moment that reflects our diversification strategy to drive future growth through unique developments and real estate projects that service various consumer segments in the UAE and wider GCC region. “

Manazel’s Ghantoot Waterfront Project is located in the Ghantoot area between Abu Dhabi and Dubai, and is expected to generate estimated revenue in the range of AED2.6 – 2.8 billion. The 1.4 million square meter project will consist of residential villas of various sizes, a resort and community facilities such as school, community centers and retail areas.

The Global Infrastructure Congress (GIC) 2018 award aimed at recognizing the best ideas, initiatives, projects and solutions that enable and showcase future-ready and sustainable infrastructure. — SG


April 24, 2018
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