Twisted Reality: Infinity Tower by Cayan

Twisted Reality: Infinity Tower by Cayan

“ In a city like Dubai with sophisticated world-class developments, Cayan wanted 

to develop a project to stay within this space, and provide a remarkable lifestyle 

development with these characteristics to the Dubai skyline”. Ahmed Alhatti – President 

and Chairman of the Board of Cayan Group.

Dubai never ceases to surprise us with its wide variety of real estate offerings. Cayan 

Tower, formerly known as Infinity, developed by Cayan Real Estate Investment 

and Development Company, is the latest addition to its long list of record breaking 

architectural wonders. The 1AED billion Tower was recently launched at a glitzy event, 

which showcased the first of its kind 3D mapping projection on its 310 meter high helix 

structure.

With 80% of the residential units already sold, the tower is the firm’s flagship project in 

Dubai. The 90-degree twisting tower adorning the Dubai skyline has attracted worldwide 

attention, according to the developer. Cayan Tower, designed by the world-renowned 

masterminds behind Burj Khalifa Skidmore Owings and Merrill, features 75 floors in an 

unparalleled synergy between uniqueness, functionality, efficient space planning and the 

use of high-end materials. 

The Cayan Tower provides residents with stunning panoramic views of Palm Jumeirah 

and Dubai Marina.

FAM Group: Bid Supporter for Expo Dubai 2020

What is an Expo? Expo 2020 is an opportunity for the world to showcase their innovative and latest products.The event happens every five years for a period of six months and attracts millions of visitors. For the first time in the MENA region, Dubai will have the opportunity to take this to an unprecedented level.

The last Expo was held in Shanghai, China and it was a significant success leading to greater economic prospects.

A recent research report by Oxford Economics has concluded that Dubai’s bid for the World Expo 2020 would create 277,149 jobs between 2013 – 2021, 40% of which would be within the travel and tourism sector.

Out of the 90%, 147,000 jobs would be created in the travel and tourism sector, indicating the significant potential to convert a high percentage into permanent jobs to serve the expanded economy in the post-Expo period.

“Dubai Expo 2020 will leave a lasting legacy not only in the UAE but also beyond its borders. As our theme “Connecting Minds, Creating the Future’ suggests, Dubai Expo 2020 aims to welcome the world to collaborate and build partnerships for sustainable development. In that, Dubai Expo 2020 will spur significant employment, trade and investment opportunities for the entire MENASA region, leaving lasting economic impact.”  Reem Al Hashimy - UAE Minister of State and Managing Director of the UAE’s Higher Committee for Hosting the 2020 World Expo in Dubai.

Imagine a world of endless possibilities and promising opportunities. Imagine Expo Dubai 2020. Support the bid now, We at FAM Group did it. Click here to support the bid of Dubai Expo 2020.

Dubai’s DPG plans new JBR hotel and beach club

via arabianbusiness.com

Dubai Properties Group (DPG) has unveiled plans to revamp JBR’s popular ‘The Walk’ retail and hospitality venue, including installing escalators to entice visitors up to the plaza level and a new hotel and beach club along the beachfront.

As part of the enhancements, ‘The Walk’ street level will be installed with improved “streetscaping” and escalators will be added to entice more visitors to visit the stores and outlets on the plaza level.

Upgrades will also be made to the Plaza level areas at Bahar and Rimal, including a new children’s play area and private areas for JBR residents.

In addition, DPG has also announced plans for a new boutique hotel and beach club located between the Hilton Dubai Jumeirah and the newly constructed Al Fattan Crystal Towers.

Earlier this year, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the UAE Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, approved plans for a AED6bn ($1.6bn) island development off the coast of JBR, including what will be the world’s tallest Ferris wheel.

The Bluewaters Island project will be one of the largest tourism hot spots in the world, according to the Dubai-based developers Meraas Holding. Revealing the project, Meraas said the Dubai Eye would cost AED1bn and be the feature of the development.

Market studies forecast that the Bluewaters project will draw more than 3m visitors annually, the WAM news agency said.

A 1km-long mall is also currently being developed along JBR’s beachfront. The development, also being built by Meraas Holding, will be a low-rise building running from the Hilton Hotel at one end to the Sheraton at the other and is expected to be completed early next year.

Taziz, the management company responsible for JBR, said the various bodies were also looking to tackle the increased traffic problem in the area, especially in light of the recent high profile developments planned offshore and along the beachfront.

“We are also looking at strengthening the police presence at The Walk to assist pedestrians and to better manage the traffic,” Taziz said in a notice to JBR residents.