International Property Show 2026: Why Danube is offering deals not new projects
At this year’s 22nd edition of the International Property Show (IPS), which opened at the Dubai World Trade Centre on Monday and runs until today, most developers used their stage time to unveil news projects. Danube took a different approach. It launched an offer. Rizwan Sajan, Founder and Chairman of Danube Group, spoke to Gulf News about why his stand was one of the busiest at the show. “We…
At the 22nd edition of the International Property Show (IPS) held at the Dubai World Trade Centre, most developers showcased new projects. However, Danube opted for a different strategy. Founder and Chairman Rizwan Sajan revealed that Danube was offering a 10 per cent discount on properties if buyers paid 20 per cent upfront. Sajan attributed the high traffic on their stand to this attractive deal.
He emphasized Danube's longstanding reputation and trustworthiness in the market, which has been built over three decades. Sajan also highlighted how Danube managed to deliver 11 construction projects within a span of 11 months, despite facing a challenge with construction material supply. He expressed confidence in the current performance, stating that their numbers had improved compared to the previous year.
Sajan advised potential buyers to seize the opportunity and make purchases now, as prices are expected to remain the same. Despite regional instability, Sajan noted that confidence in Dubai and the UAE remained strong among developers and buyers alike.
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