August 26, 2025
Pinnacle on winning streak with Sports Direct

Pinnacle on winning streak with Sports Direct

A fast-growing Midlands architecture business is celebrating after completing its 30th project for the UK’s largest sporting goods retailer, Sports Direct. Wolverhampton-based Pinnacle Architecture has provided architectural services, interior design and project management for Sports Direct’s  concept stores around the UK, including one of its biggest flagship stores in Birmingham

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Sportswear giant opens flagship concept at Birmingham Bullring

Sportswear giant opens flagship concept at Birmingham Bullring

PRO:DIRECT Sport is set to launch its first flagship PD:FC concept store at Birmingham’s Bullring shopping centre in early 2026. The new store will combine retail with community space, aiming to become a hub for Birmingham’s football culture. Alongside an extensive product range, PD:FC will host events, training sessions, and

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Clowes launches major clean-up at historic Harrier Park

Clowes launches major clean-up at historic Harrier Park

Clowes Developments has begun a multi-million-pound site remediation and enabling works programme at its recently acquired 31-acre Harrier Park site in Hucknall, paving the way for new industrial and warehouse development. The brownfield site, once home to the creation of the Harrier ‘Jump Jet’ and Rolls-Royce Merlin engines, is set

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GMI Construction Group and Olympian Homes celebrate completion of York’s Rialto House PBSA

GMI Construction Group and Olympian Homes celebrate completion of York’s Rialto House PBSA

GMI Construction Group and Olympian Homes have marked the completion of Rialto House, a £50 million purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) development in York that delivers 275 high-quality student bedrooms and state-of-the-art amenities in a design-led environment. The four-storey scheme on Fishergate, developed by Olympian Homes, funded by Cain International and

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Significant Progress on Next Phase of Earthworks at Fairham

Significant Progress on Next Phase of Earthworks at Fairham

O’Brien Contractors Limited has made substantial progress on the next phase of critical earthworks at Fairham, one of the East Midlands’ largest and most ambitious mixed-use developments. The earthworks are a key part of the delivery of the remaining residential parcels at Fairham, a transformative new neighbourhood on the edge

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Kiverco Delivers Fourth Recycling Plant for Binn Group

Kiverco Delivers Fourth Recycling Plant for Binn Group

Kiverco, a global leader in recycling solutions, has completed the installation of a new recycling plant for Binn Group, a prominent waste management company in Scotland. This marks their fourth collaboration, reflecting a long-standing partnership built on trust and exceptional service. A third-generation family business and Kiverco customer for over

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Evaluating Custom Drawer Construction for Seamless Integration

Evaluating Custom Drawer Construction for Seamless Integration

Understanding the quality of drawer construction is vital for creating durable kitchen designs. This guide outlines key factors such as joinery methods, material thickness, and integration with kitchen elements to ensure long-lasting functionality. When designing a kitchen, the durability and construction quality of drawer boxes are crucial. These components significantly

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Why Building Contractors Choose PVC Hygienic Wall Cladding

Why Building Contractors Choose PVC Hygienic Wall Cladding

Contractors know that certain materials make jobs quicker, safer, and longer-lasting. PVC hygienic wall cladding is one of those materials. It provides a practical, durable, and hygienic solution for commercial and public spaces.  The low maintenance requirements and easy installation process make it a cost-effective choice. Read on to understand

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How to Villa for Rent in Dubai

How to Villa for Rent in Dubai

If you are a landlord, then you know how difficult it can be to collect rent from tenants. Sometimes, they are a few days late. Other times, an economic collapse may cause tenants to be unable to pay the rent. This will eventually lead to costly eviction proceedings and possible

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Issue 332 : Sept 2025

August 26, 2025

Pinnacle on winning streak with Sports Direct

Pinnacle on winning streak with Sports Direct

A fast-growing Midlands architecture business is celebrating after completing its 30th project for the UK’s largest sporting goods retailer, Sports Direct. Wolverhampton-based Pinnacle Architecture has provided architectural services, interior design and project management for Sports Direct’s  concept stores around the UK, including one of its biggest flagship stores in Birmingham city centre. The £10 million New Street development includes in-store retail outlets for Game, Evans Cycles, USC and the Belong Gaming Arena. The huge 85,000 sq ft store is over four levels. Pinnacle has also recently supported major Sport Direct outlets in the Cascades Shopping Centre in Portsmouth and the £1.3 million Sports Direct store at The Fort in Birmingham. As well as architectural, design and project management services, Pinnacle has provided structural engineering work and cost consultancy for many other Frasers Group projects. Pinnacle Architecture Limited managing director Hurnake Singh Johal said, “We are delighted to have been on this journey and to continue to provide services for such a high profile retailer. The developments involved combining premium design and advanced retail features into spaces which embody the Sports Direct brand and reflect Frasers Group’s high status and values.” Pinnacle Architecture provides a one-stop bespoke service for architecture, structural and civil engineering and laser scanning. Founded in 2019, the firm has a wealth of experience across a wide range of sectors including buy-to-rent developments, care, retail, residential, mixed-use developments and more. Headquartered in a Grade 2 listed building in Deansgate Offices, Wolverhampton, Pinnacle also has offices in Telford and London. Pinnacle supports clients through the development process, from planning to design and implementation on a wide range of new build and refurbishment projects. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Sportswear giant opens flagship concept at Birmingham Bullring

Sportswear giant opens flagship concept at Birmingham Bullring

PRO:DIRECT Sport is set to launch its first flagship PD:FC concept store at Birmingham’s Bullring shopping centre in early 2026. The new store will combine retail with community space, aiming to become a hub for Birmingham’s football culture. Alongside an extensive product range, PD:FC will host events, training sessions, and activations that connect players, coaches, fans, and creative talent from across the region. Sam Baldock, chief of brand at PRO:DIRECT Sport, said:“Birmingham has always been a city with deep roots in football and youth culture. PD:FC at Bullring will be much more than a store – it will be a destination for the football-inspired community, bringing together the game’s passion, lifestyle, and future in one place. We are creating a space that reflects the city’s energy and love for football.” Retail landlord Hammerson, which owns and manages Bullring, said the signing reflects strong demand from digitally native and sports-led brands seeking physical retail opportunities in prime locations. Toby Tait, director of asset management at Hammerson, commented:“PRO:DIRECT Sport choosing Bullring for its debut flagship concept underlines the centre’s status as one of the UK’s leading retail destinations. The store will strengthen our line-up, offering visitors a new experiential space that celebrates both sport and culture.” The opening adds to a wave of new signings at the Bullring and Grand Central estate, including Nike Rise, Lululemon, and JD Sports expansions, cementing Birmingham’s role as a key hub for retail and lifestyle brands. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Chelmsford Council launches search for developer on £250m waterside regeneration

Chelmsford Council launches search for developer on £250m waterside regeneration

Chelmsford City Council has begun the hunt for a development partner to help deliver the £250m regeneration of Chelmer Waterside, one of the city’s most significant brownfield sites. Formerly home to the town’s gas works, the site has been rebranded as Chelmer Waterside and is now primed for transformation into a residential-led neighbourhood. Recent infrastructure improvements, including a new pedestrian bridge linking the site to the city centre in under five minutes, have unlocked the area’s potential for large-scale development. Chelmsford City Council said the scheme could deliver between 770 and 1,000 new homes across six hectares, with phases designed around apartment-led blocks. Work has already begun on relocating the existing gas pressure reduction system, due to complete in early 2026, while remediation and decontamination of the former gasworks land will form a key part of the early programme. Some housebuilders, including Taylor Wimpey, have already delivered homes on adjoining parts of the wider waterside area. The council is now seeking a lead partner to accelerate the main residential development. The procurement process will shortlist up to three bidders from an initial questionnaire stage, who will then move into dialogue and negotiation before final tenders are submitted. The winning bidder will enter into a preferred developer agreement to confirm delivery commitments. A council spokesperson said the vision for Chelmer Waterside is to create a vibrant new residential community that makes the most of its riverside setting, while supporting wider regeneration and growth across the city. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Clowes launches major clean-up at historic Harrier Park

Clowes launches major clean-up at historic Harrier Park

Clowes Developments has begun a multi-million-pound site remediation and enabling works programme at its recently acquired 31-acre Harrier Park site in Hucknall, paving the way for new industrial and warehouse development. The brownfield site, once home to the creation of the Harrier ‘Jump Jet’ and Rolls-Royce Merlin engines, is set to be transformed into a major commercial hub. The clean-up will tackle legacy contamination, preparing the land for up to 500,000 sq ft of modern employment space alongside the existing 200,000 sq ft RM Resources facility. Lead contractor TanRo has been appointed to deliver the complex works, which include ground remediation, groundwater treatment, earthworks, construction of retaining walls, drainage infrastructure, and road access improvements. The programme will run beyond an initial 20-week schedule, forming the first phase of long-term investment into the site. Although planning permission is already in place for six industrial and warehouse buildings, environmental remediation is essential before development can progress. The site’s strategic location, close to junctions 26 and 27 of the M1 and within half an hour of East Midlands Airport, Derby and Nottingham, makes it a prime choice for occupiers seeking new space in the region. Kevin Webster, Associate Development Director at Clowes Developments, said:“Harrier Park is a special site with a remarkable heritage, and we’re proud to be bringing it back into productive use. Our first major step is to address its long-standing issues with contamination. Our enabling works are designed to prepare the land for high-quality industrial development, and interest is already strong from potential occupiers looking for bespoke space in a well-connected location.” Clowes Developments is working with FHP Property Consultants and Fisher German to market the site, with design-and-build opportunities available on both freehold and leasehold terms for units ranging from 60,000 to 206,000 sq ft. For enquiries, please contact: Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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GMI Construction Group and Olympian Homes celebrate completion of York’s Rialto House PBSA

GMI Construction Group and Olympian Homes celebrate completion of York’s Rialto House PBSA

GMI Construction Group and Olympian Homes have marked the completion of Rialto House, a £50 million purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) development in York that delivers 275 high-quality student bedrooms and state-of-the-art amenities in a design-led environment. The four-storey scheme on Fishergate, developed by Olympian Homes, funded by Cain International and built by GMI, provides 80,000 sq. ft. of modern living space tailored to meet the city’s growing demand for student housing. Rialto House is just a ten-minute walk from the city centre and seven minute bus ride from the University of York. With a focus on student welfare, it features a comprehensive range of facilities including gym, yoga studio, games area, podcast studio, music room, co-working spaces, group dining areas, landscaped courtyards, and integrated cycle storage. In recognition of the site’s heritage, it also includes a bespoke in-house cinema, a nod to the former Rialto Cinema from which it takes its name. It is one of three PBSA schemes GMI is delivering in York, reinforcing its position as a key player in strengthening the city’s higher education offering and addressing a national shortage of student accommodation. Ed Weston, Regional Director for Yorkshire at GMI Construction Group, said: “Rialto House is a flagship scheme delivering excellence in student living while honouring the legacy of a much-loved York landmark. We’re delighted to have completed this project in partnership with Olympian Homes and are proud to be playing a key role in tackling the student accommodation shortfall through our growing portfolio of PBSA developments. I also hope this marks the start of a strong and long-lasting relationship with Olympian and we look forward to collaborating on future opportunities.” Mark Slatter, Chair of Olympian Homes, added: “With Rialto House, we set out to create something distinctive, delivering outstanding student living. Thanks to GMI and our funding partner Cain International, this scheme sets a new benchmark for purpose-built student accommodation in York. The result from GMI is outstanding, with a level of finish that stands among the highest we’ve been involved with.” The development stands on the former site of the Rialto Cinema, which first opened in 1913, and the adjacent Mecca bingo hall. The cinema holds a special place in local memory, having hosted four performances by The Beatles in 1963, just months before their rise to global fame. Demolished in 2003 and used as a car park for many years, the Rialto site has been transformed into a new residential community that will welcome students from the autumn term onwards. Olympian exchanged contracts on the site in April 2021 and submitted a planning application in June 2021 to demolish the existing Mecca Bingo Hall. Works began in Q2 2022 after GMI secured the contract. Olympian and Cain International completed a funding agreement for the scheme, alongside a second PBSA scheme, in 2023. GMI delivered the project using a predominantly local supply chain, reflecting its commitment to regional growth and sustainability. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Significant Progress on Next Phase of Earthworks at Fairham

Significant Progress on Next Phase of Earthworks at Fairham

O’Brien Contractors Limited has made substantial progress on the next phase of critical earthworks at Fairham, one of the East Midlands’ largest and most ambitious mixed-use developments. The earthworks are a key part of the delivery of the remaining residential parcels at Fairham, a transformative new neighbourhood on the edge of Nottingham. Once complete, Fairham will offer 3,000 new homes, over one million square feet of employment space, and 200 acres of open green space, creating a balanced community where people can live, work, and thrive. Delivered by O’Brien Contractors on behalf of master developer Clowes Developments, in partnership with Homes England, the government’s housing and regeneration agency, the earthworks are part of a wider £100 million infrastructure investment across the 606-acre site. Earthworks includes: These operations pave the way for future construction activity and are expected to be completed by the end of October 2025, subject to weather conditions. Rob Hopkinson, Technical Associate Director at Clowes Developments commented, The progress achieved at Fairham reflects a significant collective effort from all parties involved. Completion of this phase of earthworks will unlock substantial parcels of land ready for residential development, marking a pivotal step forward in the delivery of this landmark scheme. Once these works are finalised, we will be positioned to complete the remaining roads, sewers, and key landscaping phases, further advancing the creation of a sustainable and well-connected community. Fairham is being designed as a sustainable and highly connected community. Alongside residential and employment zones, plans include a local centre, new education and healthcare facilities, sports and leisure amenities, and a safeguarded route for a future NET tram extension. To support this major development, Clowes Developments and Homes England continue to work in close coordination with National Highways, Nottinghamshire County Council, Nottingham City Council, and Rushcliffe Borough Council to deliver infrastructure improvements with minimal disruption to existing transport networks. Once fully developed, Fairham will make a significant contribution to regional growth—delivering thousands of homes and jobs, and supporting Rushcliffe Borough Council’s housing target of 13,500 new dwellings by 2030. With its strategic location, integrated design, and focus on sustainability, Fairham is setting a new benchmark for modern, mixed-use communities in the East Midlands. Keep track of the progress onsite at Fairham, here: https://fairhamlife.co.uk/news/ Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Kiverco Delivers Fourth Recycling Plant for Binn Group

Kiverco Delivers Fourth Recycling Plant for Binn Group

Kiverco, a global leader in recycling solutions, has completed the installation of a new recycling plant for Binn Group, a prominent waste management company in Scotland. This marks their fourth collaboration, reflecting a long-standing partnership built on trust and exceptional service. A third-generation family business and Kiverco customer for over 20 years, Binn Group shares a deep commitment to innovation and sustainability. Their trust in Kiverco was reinforced more than a decade ago when a fire at their site damaged the waste plant. Kiverco’s rapid response helped them get the plant up and running again very quickly and this level of support at a critical time for the business has forged strong lasting relationships. Binn Group’s latest investment supports both business growth and their drive to adopt greener energy solutions. The new facility, designed for construction and demolition (C&D) waste, will boost throughput, improve material purity, and advance their green energy initiative, which includes converting waste into energy. Sustainability is central to Kiverco’s approach. Their plants are built to ensure a longer useful life and retain their value over time. Binn Skips sold their previous Kiverco plant to another waste processor, recouping part of their investment. The 10+ year old system was decommissioned from the Glenfarg site and recommissioned with another waste company in Scotland. Marcus McAlinden, Kiverco Sales Manager, said:“We’re very happy with this project at Binn Group. It integrates advanced automation to increase throughput, adapt to changing waste streams, and future-proof operations. The inclusion of an optical sorter is a game-changer, removing wood as a waste stream transforms it from a disposal cost into a valuable fuel.” As Vice Chairman of the Resource Management Association Scotland, Allan MacGregor highlighted the significance of this project:“Kiverco has never let us down. Their service and support have been exceptional. This new facility gives us cleaner commodities, higher throughput, and the capacity to handle more waste in the future.” Stewart Smith, Director of Operations added; “It’s more robust and heavy-duty than the competitors we considered. Over the years Kiverco machinery has proven that it dependable and long lasting and that’s why we’ve remained loyal to Kiverco who have delivered all four of our plants over the lifetime of the business. The site combines waste-to-energy technology with four large wind turbines producing 9MW of electricity, creating a private grid for power generation and consumption. Kiverco understood the vision and came up with exceptional design to bring our vision to life. From the initial enquiry to installation, I couldn’t fault Kiverco. The installation was seamless. They went the extra mile.” Based in Dungannon, Northern Ireland, Kiverco designs and manufactures bespoke recycling plants, building long-term customer relationships and pioneering advancements in sustainable recycling technology. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Evaluating Custom Drawer Construction for Seamless Integration

Evaluating Custom Drawer Construction for Seamless Integration

Understanding the quality of drawer construction is vital for creating durable kitchen designs. This guide outlines key factors such as joinery methods, material thickness, and integration with kitchen elements to ensure long-lasting functionality. When designing a kitchen, the durability and construction quality of drawer boxes are crucial. These components significantly impact both the practical and visual aspects of your kitchen. By focusing on the elements that contribute to a drawer’s strength, you can ensure that your kitchen remains functional and aesthetically pleasing over time. Quality craftsmanship not only enhances usability but also ensures that drawers seamlessly complement other kitchen features, including Kitchen Cabinet Doors. Joinery Methods and Material Thickness Evaluating the joinery methods used in custom drawers is essential for ensuring their structural integrity. Dovetail joints are favored for their strength and ability to endure regular use. The choice of wood is also important, with hardwoods like oak and maple being popular for their durability and visual appeal. Selecting appropriate materials helps ensure that drawers withstand daily use while maintaining their appearance. Material thickness plays a significant role in drawer construction. Thicker materials provide more stability and longevity, which is crucial for maintaining functionality over time. When assessing custom drawers, ensure consistent thickness to prevent weaknesses that could lead to damage. Choosing robust materials and construction techniques is an investment in the kitchen’s future. Attention to detail in craftsmanship further enhances drawer performance. Skilled artisans ensure precision in every cut and joint, contributing to the long-term durability of the finished product. By focusing on these elements, you can ensure that your custom drawers remain a vital part of your kitchen’s design. Integration with Kitchen Elements Successful kitchen design requires cohesive functionality between all components, including drawer boxes and other kitchen elements. Achieving seamless integration involves careful planning and design consideration to match styles and finishes. When selecting custom drawers, consider how they align with existing cabinetry to create a unified appearance. Using complementary materials and finishes enhances the visual harmony of your kitchen space. Matching grain patterns or color tones helps create a seamless flow between different components. This attention to detail not only elevates the aesthetic appeal but also reinforces the overall functionality of the kitchen. Functional hardware is another key aspect of integrating drawers with other elements. High-quality slides and hinges ensure smooth operation and long-term reliability, preventing issues like sticking or misalignment. Prioritizing these details contributes significantly to maintaining a polished and efficient kitchen environment. Practical Tips for Longevity To guarantee the longevity of custom drawer solutions, there are several practical considerations to keep in mind. Regular maintenance is vital; periodic cleaning and lubrication of moving parts prevent wear over time. Additionally, avoid overloading drawers beyond their intended capacity to prevent stress on joints and hardware. Investing in protective finishes can further enhance durability by shielding surfaces from moisture and stains. These finishes preserve both the appearance and structural integrity of your drawers, ensuring they remain functional over many years. Thoughtful care routines go a long way in extending the life of your custom storage solutions. Finally, consider consulting with skilled craftsmen during the design phase to incorporate innovative features like soft-close mechanisms or adjustable dividers tailored to your specific needs. These enhancements not only improve usability but also reflect a commitment to quality craftsmanship that stands up to daily challenges.

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Why Building Contractors Choose PVC Hygienic Wall Cladding

Why Building Contractors Choose PVC Hygienic Wall Cladding

Contractors know that certain materials make jobs quicker, safer, and longer-lasting. PVC hygienic wall cladding is one of those materials. It provides a practical, durable, and hygienic solution for commercial and public spaces.  The low maintenance requirements and easy installation process make it a cost-effective choice. Read on to understand why it’s become a trusted option. Meets Strict Hygiene Standards In industries like healthcare, education, and food production, hygiene is not optional. PVC hygienic wall cladding creates a sealed, non-porous surface that stops moisture from seeping in. This prevents mould, bacteria, and dirt from building up, helping your project meet legal hygiene requirements. The building regulations and environmental health standards require materials in certain settings to be easy to clean and resistant to contamination. With PVC cladding, you can meet these requirements without relying on costly specialist coatings or treatments. Hospitals, kitchens, and laboratories all benefit from surfaces that are quick to disinfect and keep in top condition. Saves Time On Installation For contractors, time saved on site is money saved. PVC hygienic wall cladding is lightweight and easy to cut, reducing installation time compared to traditional tiles. With fewer joins and large sheet coverage, there is also less work sealing gaps, which means less labour cost. Using a trusted supplier like Simply Cladding ensures you get cut-to-size sheets ready for fitting, which speeds up the entire process. This allows you to move onto the next phase of the build faster, keeping projects on schedule and reducing disruption to clients. Reduces Long-Term Maintenance Once installed, PVC hygienic wall cladding demands very little upkeep. A quick wipe with standard cleaning solutions keeps it looking new for years. Unlike painted walls or tiles, there’s no need for regular repainting or re-grouting. For commercial operators, reduced maintenance means less downtime and fewer repair costs. As a contractor, being able to offer a solution that stays in top condition with minimal intervention is a strong selling point and often influences a client’s decision. Offers Strong Durability PVC wall cladding is built to last, even in high-traffic or high-moisture areas. It resists cracking, chipping, and warping, making it a reliable option for schools, sports facilities, and busy commercial kitchens. Its durability means fewer repairs and call-backs, which helps protect your reputation. You can hand over a completed project knowing the walls will hold up to daily wear and tear without compromising hygiene or appearance. Available In Various Finishes And Colours Beyond function, PVC hygienic wall cladding offers flexibility in design. You can choose from a range of colours and finishes to suit different spaces without sacrificing performance. Whether your client wants a clean, clinical look for a medical setting or something more welcoming for a school, you can deliver both hygiene and style in one product. This versatility also makes it easier to match cladding to existing interiors during refurbishments. Closing Message Contractors trust PVC hygienic wall cladding because it offers a blend of practicality, durability, and visual appeal. From meeting strict hygiene regulations to reducing installation and maintenance time, it’s a solution that works for both builders and clients.  Choosing reliable suppliers ensures you can deliver projects that last, stay compliant, and look professional from day one.

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How to Villa for Rent in Dubai

How to Villa for Rent in Dubai

If you are a landlord, then you know how difficult it can be to collect rent from tenants. Sometimes, they are a few days late. Other times, an economic collapse may cause tenants to be unable to pay the rent. This will eventually lead to costly eviction proceedings and possible reputation damage on your end. There is a fine line to walk between being too aggressive and too passive when collecting rent as the former will cause reputation damage, while the latter could lead to a significant monetary loss. Fortunately, there are some areas of the world where collecting rent will not be something that will be an issue. One of these places is the city of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). A city full of rich Emirati citizens and expatriates alike, most residents do not move to Dubai unless they are sure that they can afford it. This is especially true of expatriates, who relocate from a different country, so they will not only have to afford living in Dubai, but also afford to move to Dubai to begin with. Expatriates are wealthier when they move to Dubai because their native currency – whether Euro, Pound Sterling, or US Dollar – performs very well against the currency of the UAE, the dirham (AED). This makes them even wealthier and even more able to afford to live in Dubai. If you are a owner and want minimal hassle when collecting the rent, read on to discover the villas of Dubai in Dubai. The family-oriented community of Dubai is located within Dubai Sports City and has a community center that is currently under construction. It is home to the Ernie Els 18-hole championship golf course as well as the Els Club. The neighborhood is near Al Khail Road, Emirates Road, and 311 Road. Finally, it is located near the communities of Dubailand, the City of Arabia, and Motor City.  Villas for rent in Dubai are known for their upgraded interiors. The standard villa comes with 5 bedrooms and 6-7 bathrooms. There are currently only two villas available for rent In Dubai.  The typical villa for rent in Dubai has a barbecue area, a gazebo and outdoor entertaining area, a laundry room, a maid’s room, a storage room, and a study. It also has a fully fitted kitchen, as well as at least one balcony. The villa also has central air, an intercom system, and a jacuzzi, as well as a private garage, private garden, and private swimming pool. Finally, tenants who rent a villa in Dubai will gain access to 24/7 security services. The neighborhood of Dubai is home to a bank with an ATM, a shopping mall, as well as restaurants. There are many sports facilities to enjoy, such as a basketball court, a golf club and clubhouse, squash courts, and tennis courts. Residents can also take lessons at the sports academies found in the area. Children can attend the nurseries and schools in the area. Those who want to exercise can use the cycling tracks, gym, shared swimming pool, and walking trails.  The religious can attend the local mosque. Finally, this area is served by public transportation. The price of the two villas for rent in Dubai ranges from between AED 3,750,000 and AED 6,200,00. Though there is currently only one villa for rent in Dubai, it can be assumed that tenants will be from the upper class and beyond with children and pay an average of AED 330,000 annually in rent. This means that it will take between at least 12 and 18 years to make a return on investment on the property in rent payments alone, making this a medium-term commitment. Conclusion The main draw of Dubai is the number of sports that can be played. From the Ernie Els championship golf course to the squash courts, the neighborhood has nearly every sport you can think of. This is appropriate because Dubai is a smaller community within Dubai Sports City, which is themed around sports. For landlords, buying a villa is a medium-term commitment and a profit can be made on the property through rent payment alone in just under two decades. This requires a landlord that is patient enough to wait over a decade to get a return on investment; however, a profit can be made in 12 years if the value of the property is low enough and the rent payment is high enough. If collecting rent from wealthy tenants and making a profit on your property sounds like a something you would enjoy, get a villa for rent in Dubai today!

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