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Dubai: Chestertons, the international property agency established in 1805, will be unveiling an Dh3.4billion London-based project for developer Mount Anvil to Dubai investors.
Established in 1991, Mount Anvil has created more than 5,000 London homes and has an unbroken record of profitability. The company’s four outstanding Central London developments — Lexicon (Islington), Queen’s Wharf (Hammersmith), Dollar Bay (Canary Wharf) and The Landau (Fulham) — will be showcased during an exhibition at Jumeirah Emirates Towers on April 13 to 15.
“London converges a mix of history and modernity that allures many investors from across the globe to seek an investment in one of the most preferred places in the world,” said Samuel Warren, global director of international residential developments at Chestertons.
Offering high-end lifestyle within safe surroundings combined with strong long term investment gains provides London with an enduring appeal like few other global cities. Mount Anvil offers a selection of first class developments across this superb capital city.”
Chestertons aims to cater to UAE investors who wish to expand their local or international real estate portfolios, or both, and individuals who simply wish to buy first or second homes in the UAE or abroad.
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