Riffa Views with Dominant presence at Property Arabia
23 May 2007 by Riffa Views
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Riffa Views is showcasing The Lagoons and The Oasis Signature Estates on their stand at this year’s Property Arabia, which is one of the most extensive at the 2007’s exhibition. Riffa Views’ participation in Bahrain’s high profile property show comes as part of their long term strategy to attract investors to the Kingdom as well as to enhance Bahrain’s position as an international real estate and tourism hub.
Mr. Richard Browning, CEO of Riffa Views Signature Estates, commenting on his company’s participation at Property Arabia, said: “We have a prestigious stand at this year’s Property Arabia, where our Signature Estates have been truly brought to life. This is an opportunity for visitors to experience what it will be like to live in one of our themed Estates and to experience the Riffa Views lifestyle.”
“We strongly believe Property Arabia will allow local and foreign guests to see the benefits of investing in Bahrain. Our country has much to offer and the exhibition will be a forum for us to inform of the potential Bahrain has, not only as a home destination, but as a sound investment choice in the region,” he added.
Along the four-day exhibition, members of the Riffa Views team will be on hand to inform visitors all details -from interior themes to return on investment- of the townhouses and villas available within the Signature Estates. Information on the unbeatable range of facilities will also be provided – these last comprise a comprehensive range of amenities including an 18-hole PGA championship Colin Montgomerie golf course, a 9-hole executive golf course, a golf academy, a country club with a tennis facility in association with Boris Becker, a shopping mall, a luxury hotel and an international school, all surrounded by pleasant walkways and spacious parklands.
Work on the residential development is right on schedule, with the first of 972 villas ready for delivery to their new owners by mid-2008. The US$ 625 million project is due for overall completion by mid-2009.
