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aper recently reported - on tenuous grounds, citing a single unnamed property agent as its source - that Nakheel's landmark island chain development The World had been "canceled," the quoted source adding that the man-made archipelago "doesn't even look like the world" and that most of it resembles "a pile

s, published in the Dubai daily the Khaleef Times, that it has already handed over 33 islands to buyers, or the recent report MArabian Business that Safi Qurashi, the British property developer who bought the Great Britain island for $60 million in May 2008 started building on it immediately alter Ramadan. Th

per recently reported - on tenuous grounds, citing a single unnamed property agent as its source - that Nakheel's landmark island chain development The World had been "canceled," the quoted source adding that he man-made archipelago "doesn't even look like the world" and that most of it resembles "a pile

, published in the Dubai daily the Kha/eej Times, that it has already handed over 33 islands to buyers, or the recent report inArabian Business that Safi Qurashi, the British property developer who bought the Great Britain island for $60 million in May 2008 started building on it immediately after Ramadan. T

e an exciting project,' the London-born property entrepreneur told Arabian Business.His announcement comes amid a spate of negative publicity about The World, a man-made archipelago of around 300 islands off the coast of Dubai. Fears about the global recession together with the lack of construction progre

of the $60m Great Britain island on The World archipelago in Dubai has said plans to develop the 11-acre plot have changed amid the global downturn. Safi Qurashi, who bought Great Britain for $60m in May 2008 — making it one of the most expensive sandbanks in the world - last year he said he would build a mix