GFS Developments marks Dubai launch with star power
Known for delivering more than 2 million units globally,GFS Developments now brings its legacy of innovation and quality to Dubai, aiming to redefine the city's luxury living experience.
The press and guests got a chance for an exclusive preview of GFS's landmark Dubai developments, alongside an opportunity to engage with Ayza Khan, one of Pakistan's most celebrated and influential actresses. Previously , GFS held the star studded press conference that had Bobby Deol and Sohail khan.
The event also showcased GFS's Dubai upcoming projects including:
• Coventry gardens I & II – Dubai Land Residential Complex
Stylish studio to two-bedroom maisonettes with rooftop gardens, close to Downtown Dubai and Dubai Airport.
• Coventry 66 – Dubai South
Modern, well-connected apartments near Al Maktoum International Airport and major lifestyle hubs.
• Coventry I & II – Dubai International City
Purposefully designed living spaces with close proximity to healthcare, education, and retail zones.
'Dubai is a city of dreams, and GFS Developments is turning those dreams into addresses. I'm honored to be part of this journey where beauty, purpose, and lifestyle come together. These projects aren't just buildings—they're communities full of heart,' said Ayza Khan.
'GFS Developments is proud to bring its trusted legacy to the UAE,' said Michael John Collings, General Manager of GFS Developments. 'With our cutting-edge projects and a special appearance by Ayza Khan, this launch reflects our commitment to building communities that go beyond just real estate.'
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