Damac to woo Turks with luxury projects

Damac to woo Turks with luxury projects

ISTANBUL

Real estate developer Damac will display its projects in Istanbul.

Middle Eastern real estate developer Damac will seek to lure Turkish investors with its residential, leisure and commercial projects .

The company, which has been developing real estate across the Middle East since being established in Dubai in 2002, will expose its latest projects in meetings between Aug. 15-16.

During the meetings planned to be held on the Anatolian and European sides of Istanbul, the company aims to reach and inform particularly investors that are considering making investments in Dubai and the Gulf region.

Damac Turkey Representative and Reha Medin Real Estate Company Chairman Tamer Çiçekçi will also be present at the meetings to answer investors’ questions regarding projects. The company has expanded into Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar and Saudi Arabia over the past 10 years. 
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