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DUBAI RENAMED "BURJ KHALIFA",THE WORLD'S TALLEST BUILDING WHICH OPENED FEBRUARY
4, 2010, IS A REAL SYMBOL TO START THE NEW DECADE  | |
Burj
Khalifa 828m high developd
by Emaar Properties |
Burj Dubaï has been renamed Burj Khalifa in honour of cheikh Khalifa ben
Zayed Al-Nahyane, Chief of the UAE federation. Cheikh Khalifa is also Sovereign
of the Abou Dhabi Emirate. The world’s tallest building developed by Emaar Properties,
has been inaugurated January 4, 2010 and will receive its first residents as early
as February 2010. They will be the first of over 12,000 people who will live and
work in the mixed-use tower comprising luxurious apartments, prime office space
and the world’s first Armani Hotel, amongst other modern lifestyle amenities. Anticipated
to be home to 135,000 people, Downtown Burj Khalifa building in Dubaï already
has two shopping malls – The Dubai Mall and Souk Al Bahar; five hotels – The Address
Downtown Burj Khalifa Dubaï, The Address Dubai Mall, The Palace – The Old
Town, Al Manzil and Qamardeen; and a dedicated office complex – Emaar Square.
World's tallest building. |
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A living wonder. Stunning work of art.Incomparable feat of engineering. Burj Khalifa
is all that.
In concept and execution, Burj Khalifa has no peer. More than just the world's
tallest building, the building is an unprecedented example of international cooperation,
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Creation
of the world’s first Armani
Hotel
in the Burj Khalifa Skyscraper. Above, Giorgio Armani with Emaar’s Chairman Mohamed
Ali Alabbar, in 2004. |
symbolic
beacon of progress, and an emblem of the new, dynamic and prosperous Middle East
To
date, thousands of homes in various residential developments in the community
have been handed over. The Dubai Mall, with over 1,200 retail outlets including
flagship stores and Middle East debuts of global brands, has catalysed the retail
sector creating 10,000 new jobs and attracting an annual 37 million visitors in
the first year of its opening. Today,
with more than 50% decrease on real estate and a significant debt due to the global
crisis, Dubaï could become a niche for opportunistic investors looking at
tomorrow. | | | A
HOSPITAL BUILDING OF GLASS OF 80,000 SQM FOR MONACO | 
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Europe with a magnificent sea view from all the rooms.The
project designed by the architects Claude Vasconi and Patrick Raymond include
80,000 m²
of construction planned for the reception of 100,000 patients per annum. The investment
is of 630 million euros and will include the equipment of the latest generation
and medical teams of the best level. The project is planned to be completed in
2018. | The
future Grace Kelly hospital in the Principality of Monaco initiated by SAS Prince
Albert II will be one of most modern of | |
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GERMAN GROUP KARSTADT WILL CLOSE 13 STORE AT THE BEGUIN OF 2010
On the basis of the decisions announced recently the group is going to launch
actively the search for an investor ", for the resomption of the store chain.
According to the lawyer Rolf Weidmann, a transaction should be buckled by spring,
2010. The objective would be the cessîon of all the stores. Karstadt is a subsidiary
of the group of distribution Arcandor, which filed for bankruptcy in June, 2009
and among which the other pillar, the brand of mail-order selling which, is to
be liquidated. 
First
towers in Damascus: Souria Holding promote a
new centre piece to the bustling heart of the world’s oldest city  | | The
towers designed by the French firm Architecture-Studio |
Souria
Holding’s premier real estate development will transform the city centre of Damascus.
Located at the former Baramkeh transport terminal in the heart of the city, the
mixed-use development will provide world-class commercial, retail and hospitality
space. The
diversity of shops, offices, restaurants, cafes and entertainment facilities will
target a wide range of users, including both local and international business
people and other professionals, families, students and tourists. All will be able
to attend to their affairs in leisurely and comfortable surrounds. Spread over
33,000 square metres, the centre’s design will sit in harmony with the surrounding
area – a new centre piece to the bustling heart of the world’s oldest city. | |

Czech
Republic's fourteenth-place ranking in Ernst & Young's annual global index of
investment in industrial properties Development
of the market in the CR with emphasis on industrial properties The market of industrial
properties intended for production displays certain specific characteristics as
opposed to properties intended for warehousing and logistics. Recently the demand
for production halls intended for rent is growing rapidly and thus exceeds the
demand for fully prepared construction plots within industrial zones. An important
aspect influencing the growth in demand for industrial properties is the Czech
Republic's fourteenth-place ranking in Ernst & Young's annual global index of
investment attractiveness (European Attractiveness Survey 2009), placing the country
in the same league with such powerhouses as Great Britain, France and China. 
Brookfield
Properties Achieves Substantial Completion on Bay Adelaide Centre West in Toronto
111,480 m² of rentable class-AAA office,73% pre-leased to major firms  | | Completed
in June 2009, the Bay Adelaide Centre was built byBrookfield Properties to be
downtown Toronto’s first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)
Core and Shell Gold high rise office building. |
Brookfield
Asset Management Inc. (TSX:BAM.A) (NYSE:BAM) (EURONEXT:BAMA) announced today that
it has agreed to issue to a syndicate of underwriters led by Scotia Capital Inc.,
CIBC World Markets, RBC Capital Markets, and TD Securities Inc. for distribution
to the public 6,000,000 Preferred Shares, Series 24. The Preferred Shares, Series
24 will be issued at a price of $25.00 per share, for aggregate gross proceeds
of CDN$150,000,000. Holders of the Preferred Shares, Series 24 will be entitled
to receive a cumulative quarterly fixed dividend yielding 5.40% annually for the
initial period ending June 30, 2016. Thereafter, the dividend rate will be reset
every five years at a rate equal to the 5-year Government of Canada bond yield
plus 2.30%. | | 
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