Cityscape Global

The Middle East | Real Estate

Third Party Event

04 Oct 2010

The 9th edition of Cityscape Dubai (now branded as Cityscape Global), the world’s largest international business-to-business real estate investment & development event, is an annual networking exhibition and conference focusing on all aspects of the real estate development cycle. The event comprising of a large scale exhibition, conferences, awards ceremony and gala dinner, networking cocktail party and numerous other special networking events will provide its participants with the opportunity to:

  •     Identify outstanding regional and domestic real estate opportunities
  •     Network with key real estate investors and developers from across the globe
  •     Forge relationships with the largest and institutional investors
  •     Be part of the largest gathering of real estate professionals in the world
  •     Gain insight into the most dynamic international and regional real estate markets

2010 will be the ninth year that a Cityscape event will have been held in Dubai. Cityscape Global takes place at the Dubai World Trade Center on 4-7 October. the exhibtion runs daily from 10am to 7pm.

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