Lavista’s Chairman Ahmed Hussein Features in Arabian Business’ the GCC Real Estate Titans 2019
We are proud to announce that our chairman Ahmed Hussein was featured on the special GCC Real Estate Titans 2019 of Arabian Business for his role in making the UAE’s realty dreams a reality!
Introducing Mr. Hussein, the magazine pointed to his professional qualities, like extensive knowledge, proven experience in many countries, leadership and his ability to build trusted relationships with Dubai’s top developers and customers. While Lavista’s rise has also been covered, starting with its establishment, its current status in 3rd position in selling Emaar’s properties and being Emaar’s Platinum Broker in 2019, and finally its aim to become the top real estate broker firm by 2020.
Commenting on his feature in the list, Mr. Hussein was glad and proud, describing it as “an inspiring honor to work harder and more passionately”. He also said that it shows how far lavista has progressed in the last few years and the transition it went through to become an award-winning real estate broker and one of the leading players in the real estate sector, before saying:
“As happy as I am, the credits also go to the rest of the staff who showed commitment and shared a vision, and for our clients and associates with whom we have the pleasure of working and co-operating. Hopefully, this is one of many, as we can only see Lavista evolving and excelling in a city known for its fast pace and for making wonders”
Arabian business chooses the most influential companies and executives, who have shown their contributions to the real estate sector and set the standards for others to follow every year and features them on its prestigious list. Since it was first published in 2001, Arabian Business good reputation and expertise in the region’s markets have contributed in making it one of the top magazines regionally and internationally, which makes featuring on its list of GCC Real Estate Titans a real recognition for these professionals and companies.
