World Class Group-UAE

The spirit of entrepreneurial leadership has erupted in the GCC. Market leaders Dubai and Qatar are closely followed by other communities in the region. Potential, a human excellence development group will launch a Leadership Excellence Academy.

Real Estate Broker becomes Credit Note King of Palm Jumerieh Dubai in a market where few agencies other than his own are experiencing new property sales in the UAE.

In a saturated market, one of the wealthiest businessmen in the world calls for faster and new solutions, could Fractional Ownership be one of those applications? A forum in the Yas Hotel, on November 23rd could answer many questions and offer hope.

All eyes on super spy Tom Cruise as he prepares his newest blockbuster, Mission Impossible 4. In the same city at the same time, a business guru prepares to launch a real life initiative he calls Mission I'M Possible in series of empowering seminars.

Acecraft, operators of retail giant Ace Hardware in Lebanon, announce expansion plans and open up new doors for investor participation from UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, and GCC.

Dubai is gleaming with new opportunities to sell and develop quality real estate assets through US led shared ownership techniques. An increase in consumer interest in the Mena region for shared ownership has peaked since the transformation began.

An Innovative Ranch and Resort will soon be open to the public in Lebanon, featuring Mechanical Bulls, Horse-riding for kids, a Drag racing track, and a Log Cabin Hotel which Investors can now own a part of through a unique equity subscription.

Developers from Dubai, Egypt, Lebanon and Cyprus are finding the USA success of fractional Ownership hard to resist. Experts and developers from around the world gather in London for a major summit on the Hottest New trend in real estate.

Beirut based shared ownership charity, Time4sharing, rallies communities to support kids that matter, in spite of economic strains in Europe and the Middle East.

Michael J. Tolan, CEO of World Class Group, gives an overview of how Egypt might recover its real estate market through the introduction of well structured fractional ownership projects.