The Royal Wharf - which will create a new town centre complete with 3,385 new riverside properties in London - will be showcased at W Doha Hotel and Residences
London is seeking investments from Qatar in its real estate sector with Chestertons, an international property agency, all set to unveil QR8.7bn ‘Royal Wharf’ project, a series of luxury mixed-use developments by Oxley and Ballymore.
The Royal Wharf - which will create a new town centre complete with 3,385 new riverside properties, providing homes for approximately 10,000 residents in London - will be showcased at W Doha Hotel and Residences, West Bay from November 13 to 15.
Prices for these properties start from QR1.5mn and the project is located close to the Emirates Air Line, London’s only cross-river cable car.
“London, unlike any other property market is a key hub for Qatar-based property investors. It is a versatile global capital as it offers the best prospects for the investors in terms future growth,” Samuel Warren, director of international residential developments, Chesterton Humberts, said.
The ‘Royal Wharf’ project will include two new parks and three pocket parks, a high street with nearly 5,000 sq m of shops, restaurants and significant new community infrastructure including a school. This residential centrepiece of the transformation of the Royal Docks in East London launched its second phase on October 24 this year in London.