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Damac reveals Delmore luxury condo project on site of deadly Surfside collapse

Dubai developer Damac launched sales starting at $15M for its project planned on the deadly Surfside collapse site.

New York Post on MSN · 1d

Condominium on the site of Florida’s tragic Surfside collapse launches sales of luxury units

Nearly four years following the collapse of the Champlain Towers South condo, a developer has launched sales for the condo it’s constructing on that very lot.

U.S. News & World Report · 23h

A South Florida Luxury Condo Project Is Planned for Site Where Building Collapse Killed 98 People

A Dubai-based developer plans to build a 12-story luxury condominium project on the South Florida site where a building collapsed in 2021

CBS News · 22h

Luxury condo planned for site of Surfside collapse

DAMAC International said Tuesday that it planned to build The Delmore on the site where the Champlain Towers South partially collapsed in Surfside in June 2021. Construction has already started and the project is expected to be finished in 2029,

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'The sky is the limit' on Damac investment in the U.S., Dubai property giant's chief says

Sky is the limit on U.S. investing, Damac chairman tells CNBC Damac announced $20 billion planned investment into U.S. data centers during a press conference by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

Emirates News Agency on MSN1d

DUBAI GAMES extends strategic partnership with DAMAC for three more years

The Organising Committee of DUBAI GAMES Dubais premier team sports event held under the patronage of HH Sheikh Hamdan bin ...

Fox Business7d

Prominent private sector investments mount amid Trump's return to the White House

United Arab Emirates — announced an investment of at least $20 billion in data centers in the U.S. DAMAC founder and chairman Hussain Sajwani said the company has been "waiting for years" to ...

Could more data centers come to Oklahoma? UAE-based company announces $20B investment plan

A UAE investment firm planned to expand across eight states in the sunbelt. Government officials commented on the potential ...

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