KM Properties signs deal with Amlak Finance
Thursday, November 15, 2007
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KM Properties has entered into a deal with Amlak Finance, to provide its investors and home owner's the option of offering mortgages for 85% of their properties.
KM Properties had earlier entered into financing deals with National Bank of Dubai (NBD). The finance options are now made available for the new launch by KM Properties, the TAMANI Arts Offices development at Business Bay in Dubai.
TAMANI Arts Offices is an iconic mixed-use development complex in Business Bay, comprising 20 storey tower near Burj Dubai, with 32% of tower's units sold at the show.
Another recent launch by KM Properties, the Artisan Cluster in Business Bay, worth Dh.1.3bn, announced during the Cityscape Dubai 2007 exhibition, has earned 111% capital gain.
The Executive Director and Co-Founder of KM Properties, Khulood Abdulla Al Rostamani, has announced that the company is offering further incentives to those investors who reserve units during the first phase of public sale, and these incentives will be compounded by the company's easy financing options, provided by NBD and Amlak.
KM Properties had earlier entered into financing deals with National Bank of Dubai (NBD). The finance options are now made available for the new launch by KM Properties, the TAMANI Arts Offices development at Business Bay in Dubai.TAMANI Arts Offices is an iconic mixed-use development complex in Business Bay, comprising 20 storey tower near Burj Dubai, with 32% of tower's units sold at the show.
Another recent launch by KM Properties, the Artisan Cluster in Business Bay, worth Dh.1.3bn, announced during the Cityscape Dubai 2007 exhibition, has earned 111% capital gain.
The Executive Director and Co-Founder of KM Properties, Khulood Abdulla Al Rostamani, has announced that the company is offering further incentives to those investors who reserve units during the first phase of public sale, and these incentives will be compounded by the company's easy financing options, provided by NBD and Amlak.
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