Damac Properties, the largest private sector master developer and luxury lifestyle provider, will showcase its wide array of iconic properties spread across the Middle East at the inaugural Cityscape India 2007.

The event will be held from November 19 to 21, 2007 in Mumbai, India.

Cityscape India 2007, the world’s largest business-to-business real estate exhibition, will be organised at the Mumbai Exhibition Centre. The event is an annual networking exhibition and conference focusing on all aspects of the property development cycle.

“The Indian real estate market is expected to touch the $50 billion mark by 2010 and is a very important market for Damac. In view of the tremendous potential that the Indian real estate market holds, Cityscape India 2007 provides an ideal platform to identify new opportunities. Damac foresees good investment portfolio in the region and we are participating in the show to exhibit our unique masterpieces,” said Damac Properties chairman Hussain Sajwani.

The luxurious developments from Damac Properties, including projects from various countries like Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Qatar and UAE will be featured at Damac’s stand in Cityscape India. Damac Properties is spread across 450 million sq. ft. of luxury, with over 10000 customers - across 6 countries.

“We exhibited our unique properties at Cityscape Dubai 2007 last month and the response has been phenomenal. This event promises to attract regional and international investors, property developers, leading architects and designers under one roof providing an excellent networking opportunity for Damac. We are privileged to be the Gold Sponsors of the prestigious industry event and wish to showcase some of our world-class towers and luxurious properties,” said Damac Properties CEO Peter Riddoch.

The event, comprising a three-day networking exhibition and conference, plays host to leading domestic and international companies and individuals. The conference features an outstanding line-up of speakers to discuss issues critical to the Indian real estate market.- TradeArabia News Service