QIIB has announced its participation in Cityscape Qatar 2023, which will be held under the patronage of HE the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Mohamed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim al-Thani from October 24-26.
QIIB’s participation in the distinguished real estate event comes as part of its commitment to providing advanced financing options for both retail and corporate customers.
QIIB Deputy CEO Jamal Abdullah al-Jamal said: “QIIB’s participation in Cityscape Qatar 2023 reflects the bank’s keenness to keep pace with the real estate market, stay on top of the market news and trends, and present the integrated solutions the bank offers in the real estate financing industry, be it in retail or corporate segment, which are well-designed to cater to the diverse needs of its various types of customers.”
“It is a favourable opportunity for us to come together with the most prominent real estate developers, representatives from various construction companies, as well as our customers and those interested in the real estate industry, all under one roof at Cityscape Qatar 2023. This exhibition represents a major milestone that highlights the advancement Qatar has made in architectural designs and urban development.”
Al-Jamal stated: "QIIB provides advanced real estate financing options that enable customers, both citizens and residents, to purchase their own properties such as ready-to-occupy, under construction, or a stretch of land. These options offer distinct advantages, including a competitive profit rate, flexible grace period, repayment period of up to 360 months, and financing of up to 80%."
He said: “Customers and visitors are encouraged to visit QIIB booth at Cityscape to explore in more detail the available real estate financing solutions and take advantage of them, and to discover the numerous benefits offered by the exhibition, as it provides exceptional opportunities bringing together real estate projects and financiers. All these represent an ideal opportunity and assist in making important decisions in relation to the real estate market.”
QIIB Deputy CEO Jamal Abdullah al-Jamal