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Empire Communities, an “award-winning” builder of homes in Canada for two decades, is inviting investors across the region to explore the “vibrant” real estate market in the North American country.
The developer behind many outstanding communities in North America is also charting plans to deploy their expertise to build iconic properties in the emerging residential hotspots in the Middle East.
Close on the heels of opening their office in Dubai last month, Empire Communities has launched an investor outreach programme.
As part of the programme, senior executives and real estate experts will address prospective investors in a three-day seminar held at The Address Dubai Mall from January 21 to 23.
“As the central hub for the wider Middle East region and beyond, Dubai is an ideal location for us to expand our investor profile and geographic coverage. We see new opportunities in Dubai’s steadily recovering real estate and resilient economy,” said Daniel Guizzetti, president and CEO of Empire Communities.
“Meanwhile, the Canadian real estate market presents excellent real estate development opportunities. By opening our Dubai office, we want to demonstrate that we are long-term players and will be available locally to help with the evaluation and buying process and to develop strategic relationships,” he added.
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