2025-10-08
UDC Gears Up for Cityscape Qatar 2025 To Showcase Landmark Projects, Global Achievements
United Development Company (UDC), the master developer of The Pearl Island and Gewan Island, is set to reinforce its leading position in Qatar’s real estate sector through its anticipated participation in the 13th edition of Cityscape Qatar 2025, taking place from October 12 to 14 at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre (DECC), expecting 15,000 attendees and over 70 developers.
Through its participation, UDC aims to highlight its commitment to developing integrated destinations that embody design excellence, sustainability, and innovation. The company will present a select range of premium residential units thoughtfully designed to meet the lifestyle aspirations of discerning investors and residents, both locally and internationally.
This year’s participation comes on the heels of a series of remarkable achievements that have further solidified UDC’s leadership in the real estate landscape. Among these, the company earned three Guinness World Records in 2025 for exceptional engineering designs within its Gewan Island development, as well as for pioneering technologies that enhance sustainability.
UDC was also honoured with two awards from the Arabian Property Awards, presented by the International Property Awards, one of the most prestigious accolades in the regional real estate sector. In addition, UDC received multiple awards and commendations from the British Safety Council’s International Safety Awards, in recognition of its commitment to the highest standards of health and safety across its project sites.
In previous editions of Cityscape Qatar, UDC attracted wide interest from visitors and investors alike, offering interactive showcases and securing several development and leasing agreements, a reflection of the strong confidence the marketplaces in the Company’s innovative and flexible real estate offerings.
Through its presence at Cityscape Qatar 2025, UDC reaffirms its commitment to contributing to the sustainable growth of Qatar’s real estate sector and to supporting the country’s investment landscape in line with Qatar National Vision 2030, by delivering fully integrated developments that meet the needs of individuals and businesses while promoting responsible urban growth.
Through its participation, UDC aims to highlight its commitment to developing integrated destinations that embody design excellence, sustainability, and innovation. The company will present a select range of premium residential units thoughtfully designed to meet the lifestyle aspirations of discerning investors and residents, both locally and internationally.
This year’s participation comes on the heels of a series of remarkable achievements that have further solidified UDC’s leadership in the real estate landscape. Among these, the company earned three Guinness World Records in 2025 for exceptional engineering designs within its Gewan Island development, as well as for pioneering technologies that enhance sustainability.
UDC was also honoured with two awards from the Arabian Property Awards, presented by the International Property Awards, one of the most prestigious accolades in the regional real estate sector. In addition, UDC received multiple awards and commendations from the British Safety Council’s International Safety Awards, in recognition of its commitment to the highest standards of health and safety across its project sites.
In previous editions of Cityscape Qatar, UDC attracted wide interest from visitors and investors alike, offering interactive showcases and securing several development and leasing agreements, a reflection of the strong confidence the marketplaces in the Company’s innovative and flexible real estate offerings.
Through its presence at Cityscape Qatar 2025, UDC reaffirms its commitment to contributing to the sustainable growth of Qatar’s real estate sector and to supporting the country’s investment landscape in line with Qatar National Vision 2030, by delivering fully integrated developments that meet the needs of individuals and businesses while promoting responsible urban growth.
Source: GULF TIMES