Savills forms new Middle East associations

Muneerah 28 Sep 2014

Savills has formed two new associations in the Middle East.

In the Northern Gulf (covering Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Jordan), the new association is branded as Savills Qatar and Savills Bahrain, and operates from offices located in each respective countries.

Led by Don Bradley, the new Northern Gulf association provides residential and commercial services including transaction, development and tenant rep advisory, valuation and professional consultancy.

In Dubai, Savills has formed an association with Core Real Estate, which offers services including commercial sales and leasing, residential sales and leasing, international property sales, consultancy and market research.

CEO of Savills Jeremy Helsby said, “These new collaborations in Bahrain, Qatar and Dubai allow Savills to grow its presence in the Middle East, an area of increasing importance and a growing source of international capital and investors into real estate, as well as expanding our service offering and network of clients. Both the United Arab Emirates and Northern Gulf are very exciting and growing real estate markets and we hope that these new associations will boost the flow of cross-border activity.”

 

Muneerah Bee, Senior Journalist at PropertyGuru, wrote this story. To contact her about this or other stories email muneerah@propertyguru.com.sg

 

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