The International Property Show will kick off on March 30th and run until April 1st at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Center, coinciding with the leading global investment event “Annual Investment Forum 2015” and is expected to attract more than 15,000 trade visitors, and this edition will witness the participation of more than 130 exhibitors from more than 25 countries.
It is worth mentioning that Saudi direct investments in the Saudi real estate market achieved a high value during the past year 2014, reaching AED 22.7 billion, according to a report by the Dubai Land Department.
In the same vein, the organizer of the event pointed out that the exhibition is expected to be attended by 130 exhibitors from 25 countries. In the same direction, the organizers of the 11th edition of the International Property Show indicated that direct Saudi investments in the real estate sector in the UAE are high and that Saudi developers are preparing for a large participation in this year's edition of the exhibition.
“Saudi investors have always been among the largest buyers in Dubai's real estate sector, and this trend is expected to continue in 2015 as they are confident in the high returns offered by Dubai's real estate sector.”
Josine Heijmans, Director of International Property Show 2015, said that Saudi investors have always been among the largest buyers in Dubai's real estate sector, and this trend is expected to continue in 2015. <Hegemans added: "Saudi investors find Dubai's real estate market attractive for their investments and are aware of the highly regulated real estate sector in the emirate, which is strategically located and well-managed and has been fortified by several policies such as doubling real estate registration fees and controls on mortgage operations, so it is natural to expect an increase in demand from Saudi investors in 2015. The Saudi turnout for this year's edition of the International Property Show is very promising, and we have received confirmation from investors, trade visitors and end users so far."
Hegemans added: "We expect this trend to continue in 2015.
