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Face to Face with Mr. Parvez Khan,Chairman,Pacific Ventures
By Anitha Lakshminarayanan

Mr. Parvez Khan, a bold real estate developer from India with abundant knowledge of the property market in Dubai, speaks about their Dubailand project pacific village focusing on leisure and residential community in Dubai besides sharing his thoughts on the realty sector of Dubai.

Pacific ventures shape up a residential community from their Pacific Village project in Dubailand.
PLANS ON HOLIDAY HOMES IN THE FUTURE FROM THEIR PACIFIC VILLAGE VILLAS IN DUBAILAND

After the Phase-II launch of their Burj Pacific signature apartments, Pacific Ventures, an Indian developer set in 2011 develops a residential community in Dubailand located next to the City of Arabia theme park.

Mr. Parvez Khan, Chairman, Pacific Ventures in an interview to Emirates Property-What’s your Property Cravings said “The Master Plan of Pacific village is designed by Mr. Manoj, an eminent architect with 15 years of experience from India and DUBAILAND officials were impressed with the layout and design of Pacific Village. It’s a gated community and close to the city of Arabia.”

“70% of our downtown project ‘Burj Pacific’ apartments are sold and we are also developing our project in Jumeirah village triangle and Jumeirah village circle that will be ready in December. Our Pacific Village Project will include 65 residential villas, 102 four-bedroom townhouses and a number of two-bedroom apartments and will be centrally located between Dubai International Airport and Al-Maktoum International Airport in the heart of DUBAILAND.”

The four-bedroom townhouses will come in two types, covering a minimum of 3,500-sq ft in size, the apartments will cover an area of 1,240-sq ft while the villas, starting from approximately 5,075 sq ft in size, will comprise of six bedrooms.

The entire development will span over 1.205, 915-sq ft. And will be fully equipped with a community center, open spaces, paved roads and parking spaces. Additional amenities will include a gymnasium and swimming pool and 900 sq ft retail outlet to serve community residents.

The overheated market of Dubai has slowed down to gain stability, inspiring confidence among investors and end-users.

“When we compare the market of 2008, the market is matured now. The old players who operated in the realty market for more than ten years are mindful about the current situation. Global crisis that hit in 2008 has given them a great learning to be watchful of the business around them.”

“It is more interesting to see the market now with all regulations in place, especially the property registration fee benefits the end-user and besides that a transparent market to operate.”

“All our transactions are systematic done via escrow account, certified by Rera.And we have a mixed bag of investors from countries like India, China, Pakistan and Russia.”

“When it comes to real estate, one has to plan long term, say about ten years that is when you yield more profit. And the real estate market is active when the population increases and now the demand for housing units will grow more as Dubai’s population is increasing rapidly. The supply what we have now will not be enough after ten years.”

Plans for Pacific Ventures include holiday home from Pacific village villas in the future

DUBAILAND, which is an international tourist hub, attracts millions of visitors to the global village, motor city and future developments include the city of Arabia theme park and much more.
“We are thinking of holiday villas in the future for which we have obtained permission. And this is a unique concept, wherein we can rent it out for short term to our clients as our townhouses are big with 5 bedrooms. If someone wants to rent it out we can help them too. Additionally, we might start a company that leases out the holiday villas.”

Anitha Lakshminarayanan

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Face to face with Mr.Miguel Guadalupe, Chief Operating Officer at Pacific Ventures

By Anitha Lakshminarayan

Burj Pacific sold its lower floor at the time of the announcement of the Phase-I launch last year and the higher floors are ready to be sold after Phase-II launch.

Dubai, UAE: Pacific Ventures, Indian Real Estate Company begin sale of their signature apartments Burj Pacific in downtown, Dubai after a formal launch of Phase-II at Emirates Towers on the 8^th and 9^th of March.

“We recorded DHS 79 million worth of sales during the pre-launch of Phase-I of Burj Pacific,” says Mr. Miguel Guadalupe, Chief Operating Officer of Pacific Ventures to Emirates Property-what’s your property craving in an Interview.

He added “Within two months the ground floor will be ready; we have approved the contractor and will officially announce the name of our contractor for Burj Pacific after we get the approvals from Rera for our Pacific Village project in Dubai land located along the city of Arabia theme park”.

Real estate in Dubai is moving forward, and the trend is likely to continue this year and apartments dominate the demand in the property market of Dubai; however, there is a slight shift in focus as there is an increase of 20% in the supply of villas this year.

Mr. Guadalupe said “Pacific Ventures earlier projects include: Jumeirah village triangle and Jumeirah village circle which we bought from other developers are partly sold though we don’t advertise about them since they are easy to sell especially studio, and one bedroom move faster in Dubai although high-rises or 22 storey buildings like the Burj Pacific with more than 160 apartments or big communities need attention of how we can make the public aware about new concepts.As a business, we run in a very customer-friendly way and take our consumers to the site, update them about the progress of the project and the marketing team sends them pictures of the development on a regular basis”.

As per Jones Lang La Salle,the property company there is more development towards central as well as in the south of Dubai and Jebel Ali.

Mr.Migeuel also said “ Many of the people working in Downtown, Dubai,plan to move into other areas such as Sport city, Studio city, Jumeirah Village triangle, Arabian Ranches and nearby locations which are also beautiful to live and they take a nice hike,by driving to work” .

Indians top as Property Investors of UAE

“It’s been more of an end-user business this time around and helps us as a more regulated market; the government is more involved and for the end-user, it’s more real now”.

“As everybody knows Indian community is the number one investors in the UAE closely followed by the Pakistani community and Russians are third. Indian community is big in the UK, Ireland and other parts of the world; they buy a property for investing as well as to gift homes for their kids”.

He concluded “we are going to stay residential now while we build quality, good size units and make it affordable which start from 1.3 million for 1 bedroom, 2 bedrooms is 2.4 million depending on the size.1 bedroom size are usually 1000 square feet; 2 bedrooms are 2000 square feet, and 3 bedrooms are close to 3000 square feet and maybe 4 or 5 years later, we might look into mixed-units”.

Anitha Lakshminarayanan

Please contact Anitha Lakshminarayanan-Freelance Journalist at anithaideas@gmail.com for covering an event,conducting interviews or advertising on this blog or to know more about my writing-visit http://anithaideas.wordpress.com/

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