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Company from Dubai to construct a New Settlement in BiH – Salam City

Published: October 24, 2016
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[wzslider autoplay=”true”] Arabic company Green Valley International Real Estate announced its third project in BiH – residential settlement Salam City with 300 villas.

The company based in Dubai and one of the leaders in the region announced that they will invest 40 million EUR in the construction of luxury villas and various other facilities on an area of 134,000 square meters in Donja Vogosca.

The third project of Green Valley in BiH, as stated, includes four-star hotel and a number of other facilities for recreation and luxury life, such as outdoor pools, a medical care center, restaurants, cafes, shops, mosques, tennis and basketball courts.

The new settlement is part of the strategy of the company to offer an opportunity to the citizens of the Gulf States to invest in real estate outside their country.

General Manager Ali Saeed Al Salami said that the investment in BiH is worth, and that is confirmed by the growing interest of Green Valley for this country.

“Salam City offers excellent potential for investors who want to invest in the perfect tourist destination. This is a proud addition to our cult and luxury projects from all around the world,” said Al Salami.

Otherwise, the company previously announced two projects near Sarajevo – Green Valley City and The Martyrs.

(Source: klix.ba)

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