UAE- Al Fara'a Properties sells out first phase of AED505m Image Residences
                   
menafn.com     May 20, 2008            

Al Fara'a Properties, the flagship subsidiary of the Al Fara'a Construction, Industrial and Property Group, announced that it has completely sold out the first phase of the AED 505 million 'Image Residences', merely days after the launch of the luxury residential project. The developer has also... [read full story]                    


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