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Spurred by the boom in the regional construction industry, landscaping projects in the region comprising commercial and residential landscaping design and maintenance are set to double in volume to exceed AED 60 billion by 2010 according to UK’s CMPi, organizers of Gulf Landscaping. The event is scheduled to take place at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre from 17th to 18th November 2008.

Landscaping in the GCC is a competitive business fraught with high competition, shrinking profits and high capital expense. “With the advent of international players, regional landscape designers and builders are realizing that there’s more to growth than sunshine, soil and water,” said CMPi Group Director, Chris Fountain.

Spurred by the boom in the regional construction industry, landscaping projects in the region comprising commercial and residential landscaping design and maintenance are set to double in volume to exceed AED 60 billion by 2010 according to UK’s CMPi, organizers of Gulf Landscaping. The event is scheduled to take place at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre from 17th to 18th November 2008.

Landscaping in the GCC is a competitive business fraught with high competition, shrinking profits and high capital expense. “With the advent of international players, regional landscape designers and builders are realizing that there’s more to growth than sunshine, soil and water,” said CMPi Group Director, Chris Fountain.

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Mr. Fountain noted that the GCC is beginning to value the outdoors and landscaping professionals are now in big demand. “Driven by the construction boom, many households have increasingly turned to landscaping services to design, develop and maintain their investments while landscaping contractors are learning how to grab their share of this high growth market,” he said.

Gulf Landscaping is an exhibition for the booming Middle East outdoor design and landscaping architecture industries. The event is designed to generate business leads for companies in the landscaping business.

The exhibition will serve as a sourcing platform and networking event for the regions landscape architects, developers, contractors and other key buyers, to enable them to select products, services and solutions for the huge number of major developments in the commercial, retail, leisure and residential sectors, as well as city parks and highways.

The event will be co-located with Working Buildings Middle East and Fit-Out Middle East to enable those involved in the development and delivery of this major growth industry to meet their landscaping and outdoor architecture needs in one visit.

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Abu Dhabi, June 2 (IANS) Driven by a construction boom, the market for landscape designing in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is expected to grow to well over 60 billion UAE dirhams (about $16 billion) in the next two years, WAM news agency reported Monday. The commercial and residential designing projects in the Arab federation are set to exceed 60 billion UAE dirhams by 2010, the news agency quoted Britain’s CMPi, a leading landscaping firm, as saying.

“With the advent of international players in the sector, the local landscape designers and builders realise that there’s more to growth than sunshine, soil and water,” CMPi group director, Chris Fountain, said.

He said the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is beginning to value the outdoors, and landscaping professionals are now in big demand.

“Many households have turned to landscaping services to design, develop and maintain their investments, while landscaping contractors are learning how to grab their share of this high growth market,” he said.

CMPi will organise an exhibition Nov 17-18 on outdoor design and architecture in the Middle East. The event is being organised to generate business ideas for the landscape designing companies.

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MUMBAI:

Cityscape, one of the world’s largest business-to-business real estate

brands, is all set to return to Mumbai this year following the success of the

first Cityscape India event. More than 80 exhibitors showcased their projects

and expertise at the inaugural Cityscape India 2007, which kicked off at the

Bombay Exhibition Centre in November last

year.

Top Indian and

international property developers and investors will take part in the event from

December 8-10 this year, a Cityscape statement issued here read. With the Indian

real estate market forecast to be worth $50 billion by 2010, the inaugural

Cityscape India event attracted thousands of participants representing the

who’s who of the Indian property space.

“Our objective was to

interact with global players in the market,” said Anita Kataria,

vice-president, sales and public relations of K Raheja Universal. “We met

the right mix and profile of people. Cityscape gave us exposure to global

markets and we look forward to participation again,” she said.

Gladwyn Fernandes, marketing

manager, Royal Palms, said: “Definitely, we will be a participant this

year. Cityscape gave us a platform to market our products to countries other

than India.” With a population of 1.2 billion, growing annually 1.4% and

economic growth of around 9% a year, demand for both residential and commercial

space in India is expected to reach 70 million square feet in a span of three

years.

Cityscape India provides

an ideal platform to enhance this market growth and highlight unparalleled

investment opportunities, summed up Rohan Marwaha, group director,

Cityscape.

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