01 September 2002

• $1.4bn Dubai beach complex attracts investors
• $27m hotel takes shape in Oman
• $896m set for infrastructure
• Al Ain fish market to open next year
• Almoayyed Tower foundation laid
• Armetal reinforces regional presence
• Belhasa gets Green Community deal
• Bids due for Umm Al Nar project
• Building costs to top $5.4bn
• BurJuman Centre gets $381m boost
• Conference will map property investment
• Contracts
• Diary of Events
• Dubai bans use of asbestos in roofing
• Work starts on new archives building
• Interplast gets $8m restructure loan
• LG first-half sales up 19pc in Middle East
• New Projects

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