French Deputy PM promotes major real estate project at Cityscape Dubai 2009
A Gallic flair was added to the last day of the grand real estate event Cityscape Dubai as the Deputy PM of France, Patrick Devedjian delivered a half an hour presentation on Paris La Defense. This amazing real estate development aims to become the new commercial capital of Europe. Cityscape Dubai is a grand event in context with Dubai real estate and people associated with real estate sectors from all over the world. The real estate project talked about y the Deputy PM of France is a centrally located project which comprises a mixture of new builds and renovations. An office space of 3.2 million sq m is to be developed within 15 towers between 35 to 301 m high.
The encompassing developments around the project are €33 billion which targets insurance companies, energy, banking, schools, universities and research centers. Other than this it also houses up to 20,000 residents upon completion. The Deputy PM, France, Patrick Devedjian said: “The crisis has given us the opportunity to create a new financial city which will serve as the new commercial capital of Europe - this is our ambition. For the first time in France, towers will integrate a mix of functions.”
He was confident enough as the prevailing financial circumstances would not affect the project as €23 million of funding has already been secured for the project within 10 months. The project was launched in 2006 and leading architects such as Jean Nouvel, Tom Mayne and Norman Foster are currently involved in this real estate project. These towers are being designed BREEAM, HQE and LEED standards. The Tour Phare, 301 m Tour Signal and 300 m high Tour Generali are among the most striking towers being developed.
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