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CGI to market "Urban Dreams"

Posted on January 10, 12

Developers seem to offer small and medium-sized apartments to meet current market demand. The company CGI SAL(Council and property management) will soon start marketing its new Urban Dreams Project, located in the Corniche al Naher area in Beirut.

 

With two other projects Gemmayzé and Abdel Wahab el-Inglizi, CGI SAL plans to deliver about 110, 000 square meters by 2015.

 

The Urban Dreams project consists of hundred of apartments ranging from 100 to 250 square meters.

 

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Migration to cities is increasing so much that, by 2050, the UN predicts that approximately two thirds of the world’s population will be living in cities.
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