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Dubai- based property developer Invest Group Overseas (IGO) will invest Dh2 billion in new real estate projects over the next few years, its CEO said. The group on Monday launched Dh500 million freehold residential tower in Jumeirah Lake Towers , equipped with 440 units of one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments and plans a couple of more residential projects by 2020, said Dr Anas Kozbari , CEO of IGO: "We handed over Polo Town Houses last year and now we are in the process of handing over last group of apartments from Polo Residences in Meydan. We have additional projects that will add Dh2 billion worth of our investments up to 2020. Two projects will be launched during the course of the years. They are more likely going to be residential towers ," he noted. Scheduled to complete in Q4 2020, the IGO 101 tower in JLT houses gym with showers and saunas, a health club and squash court, outdoor swimming pools , jacuzzi and sundeck with loungers overlooking the lake belo...

Dr Anas A Kozbari, managing partner and CEO of IGO. RELATED ARTICLES: Nakheel to award Dragon Towers contract by end of 2017 | Eshraq awards $39m contract for Abu Dhabi tower | Salini Impregilo wins $435m Meydan mall contract Dubai- based developer Invest Group Overseas (IGO) has launched the IGO 101 tower, its latest residential project in Dubai’s Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT). With an investment of $136m (AED500m), the 195- metre tall tower will include G+39 floors and will be located in Cluster K of JLT. The project will comprise 449, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments that will feature amenities including a gym, health club and squash court, outdoor swimming pools , and kids area, as well as retail, food and beverage outlets. Construction will begin in December 2017, with a scheduled completion in the fourth quarter of 2020, IGO said. Dr Anas A Kozbari, managing partner and CEO of IGO, said that the company plans to fill a gap in the ...

USC's Board of Trustees approved a $ 460 million construction project on Friday that will bring eight new residence halls to south campus by 2024. The Campus Village project , originally proposed in 2015, will replace the existing Bates Towers , Cliff Apartments and Carolina Gardens housing facilities and construct new buildings on the sites of the Bates and Benson building parking lots . As the project was developed through a public-private partnership with Memphis- based collegiate property developer EdR , USC will not have to pay to build or operate any part of the Campus Village development . In addition, USC will not become liable for any debt related to the project. In all, the three-phase project will bring 3,750 beds to south campus over the next seven years. With Whaley Street running directly through the land earmarked for the project, the university intends to make Campus Village an "aesthetically pleasing, pedestrian-friendly area that blends well with nearby ...