Le Jardin de Fleur to win property award

The full extent of this success will be revealed at a glittering gala dinner at the Madinat Jumeirah five-star hotel in Dubai on Tuesday, 23rd October.

Le Jardin de Fleur comprises eleven luxurious beach and golf resorts providing beautifully designed villas and condominiums, each with their own exclusive on-site amenities. The resorts are located within the new 7,000,0000 m2 Mediterrania Saïdia coastal development - heralded as Morocco's Cote d'Azur and boasting an 840-berth marina, 6 km of white sandy beaches, beach clubs, shopping centres and three 18 hole golf courses. In addition to these facilities, Le Jardin de Fleur owners will enjoy a wide range of five star benefits including exclusive access to members-only clubhouses, restaurants, leisure and sports amenities.

Property Logic will be proud to accept this sought-after award in recognition of the innovative style and superb levels of luxury at Le Jardin de Fleur. Following the awards ceremony the CNBC Property Awards logo will be applied to all Le Jardin de Fleur publicity as a symbol of their achievements.

The fact that Property Logic has earned one of these coveted awards is sure proof that the company can not only compete but also triumph within the highly competitive Arabian and Moroccan property arena. Sean Cusack, Managing Director of Le Jardin de Fleur, Morocco said of the forthcoming award,

'We are delighted to be receiving such a distinguished compliment from the leading experts in the industry. To be recognised among Arabia's Best is a reflection of the hard work and enthusiasm we dedicate to Le Jardin de Fleur resorts.'

Courtesy: AMEInfo

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