Emaar is aiming to raise as much as Dhs5.8 billion ($1.58 billion) from the offer of shares in Emaar Malls Group (EMG).
The upscale residential developments will be located in Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Maritime City and Downtown Dubai.
Increased demand for bulk staff housing from Dubai firms has caused rents in Sharjah to rise, a Cluttons report says.
The new resort, to be completed by 2018, will consist of 800 rooms, suites and 250 hotel apartments.
When Dubai’s residential property prices shot up sharply last year, it invoked fears of another bubble, but analysts suggest the market is sturdier this time around.
The residential development will comprise 93 four-bedroom villas, with pre-launch prices starting at Dhs2.9 million.
The growth in house prices however slowed to three per cent quarter-on-quarter in Q2.
The project features two residential towers connected by a podium and includes 280 units.
The recently launched Montrose project incudes two residential towers and one hotel tower.
The mega project, announced earlier this year, will house the world’s largest shopping mall.
The contract for infrastructure design and supervision services was given to Dar Al-Handasah.
Creditors of the company approved a plan to restructure debts worth around $2.7 billion last month.
Emaar plans to float at least 15 per cent of its shopping malls and retailing unit on Dubai’s main stock market and will list the shares in October.
Jumeirah Park Pavilion is a 10,6000 square metre retail facility and will cater to residents of the Jumeirah Park, Jumeirah Islands and Jumeirah Village communities.
A banking source aware of the talks said that Meraas was looking to ‘front-load’ its debt plans so that it raised as much cash before construction began on its projects.
The tower, located in Marina Square on Reem Island, comprises 202 units that are ready for handover.
The project consists of three towers, out of which two are residential buildings while the other will comprise of hotel apartments, the developer said.
Called ‘One at Palm Jumeirah’, the luxury project will be designed by international architects.
Families obtaining assistance from the housing scheme are to receive state-subsidised home loans or subsidised sales of land or housing units.
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The developer has awarded a contract worth around Dhs75 million to UAE-based Trojan General Contracting to build the complex.
The developer said that it preponed the second release of units at the AKOYA development owing to strong investor demand.
The development, called Villa Lantana, will feature 440 units including three, four and five bedroom homes.
Property to be sold by the unit includes a 75 million euro Arabic palace.
Al Khodari will build facilities at Taibah University and at Northern Borders University.
The two million square foot mall will feature a multi-screen cinema, supermarket, speciality shops and F&B options.
The new development, spread over 55 million sq ft in Dubailand, will feature residences surrounding a golf course.
Metac General Contracting has won the contract to build 84 townhouses and a new retail centre within the new development.
The state-controlled developer will repay 31 banks Dhs5.54 billion on Thursday, it said.
The new development, spread over 55 million sq ft, will include residential property surrounding a championship golf course.