17/04/2017 07:29 AST

Bahrain’s premier real estate investment company Bin Faqeeh is set to unveil its Al Sidra project, a first-of-its-kind luxury-gated community project, at the Gulf Property Show 2017, the region's boutique showcase for real estate and property developments, to be held in Manama this month.

The event, being organised by Hilal Conferences and Exhibitions (HCE), will be held from April 25 to 27 under the patronage of Bahrain's Prime Minister HRH Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre.

Alsidra is an impressive luxury villa community with over 400 villas of varying designs and capacities. It provides two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom villas that draw the perfect home for families of all sizes bringing them closer together with its community ambience.

Bin Faqeeh continues to mesmerise with its harmonious balance of regional-meets-modernistic design themes.

"Gulf Property Show is Bahrain’s largest dedicated showcase for the real estate and property development sector, this is our preferred platform to connect with potential investors in our projects," remarked Faisal Faqeeh, the chairman of Bin Faqeeh Real Estate Investment Company.

"Alsidra welcomes a change in lifestyle within Bahrain. The project’s various facilities; strategic location, prestige and affordability combine to promote a regionally unique property development that caters to expatriates and locals alike," he stated.

The villas are either modern or a modern version of traditional designs that offer a plethora of choice to interested buyers opting for a villa design closer to their vision of their dream home, said Faqeeh.

Jubran Abdulrahman, the managing director of HCE, said Bin Faqeeh has built a reputation for making real estate dreams come true.

"This Bahraini real estate company has kept pace with international real estate standards and has become a cornerstone of Bahrain’s booming real estate sector," he noted.

Bin Faqeeh’s other developments known as Waterbay, Layan and Hidd Heights will also be showcased at the upcoming expo.

The Gulf Property Show 2017 carries with it strategic sponsorship from Diyar Al Muharraq and Manara Developments.

In addition, the event has Bahrain Marina Development Company and First Bahrain Real Estate as Gold Sponsors and Khaleeji Commercial Bank and Fontana Real Estate as Silver Sponsors.

A major player in the kingdom, Bin Faqeeh aims to be the benchmark for generating innovative investment opportunities, merging global best practice and regional investment acumen to deliver profitable and value adding ventures to shareholders, clients, business partners, employees, and the communities.


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