Cityscape 2022 in Dubai - in pictures

The property event is showcasing the latest big projects from the UAE to overseas

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  A scale model of a Danube Properties' project at the company's stand. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  A model of the Tunis development, in Dubai's Sports City, on display at Cityscape 2022. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  Danube Properties announced last year that it plans to launch two to three projects every year through to 2026. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  The Dubai developer said at Cityscape 2021 that it intends to bridge supply gaps in the emirate's cheaper housing segment. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  Visitors look at scale models of projects at the stand of Dubai developer Sobha Realty at Cityscape 2022. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  Cityscape, one of the largest property conventions in the region, has become a staple in Dubai for more than two decades. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  A scale model of a Sobha Realty development at the company's stand. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  Sobha Realty is bullish about the UAE property market and aims to hit $1.6 billion in sales this year as the country's economy continues to recover from the coronavirus-induced slowdown. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  A model of the Tunis development in Dubai's Sports City. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  A scale model of a building at the Danube stand. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  A scale model of the Jouri Hills development by Arada. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  Visitors arrive at Cityscape on the first day of the convention. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  As with most other annual conferences, Cityscape fell by the wayside in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  A glut of properties and a downturn in the market due to widespread economic uncertainty forced estate agents to retreat as rental prices fell. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  They are now back in business and bullish about the future. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  A scale model of an Azizi Group project at the company's stand at Cityscape 2022. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  The Sobha stand and models. Antonie Robertson/The National

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  Visitors look at the impressive models on display. Antonie Robertson/ The National

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  The Sobha stand and models. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  Cityscape forum with Ahmed Al Khatib, chief development and delivery officer, Expo City Dubai. General image. Antonie Robertson/The National

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  The Dubai Investments stand and property models. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  The Dubai Investments stand and models. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  Inspire Contracting showed off its floating villa plans. Antonie Robertson / The National

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  Francis Alfred, managing director and CEO of Sobha Reality at Cityscape, Dubai. Khushnum Bhandari / The National

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  The Azizi Group stand. Antonie Robertson / The National

More Cityscape coverage:

• Arada launches $544m project in Dubai and aims to expand to Saudi Arabia and Australia
• Dubai developer Inspire plans floating homes on The World Islands
• Cityscape Dubai opens with an international flavour
• Sobha Realty launches two megaprojects worth $6.53bn
• Fujairah's first sustainable villa project set to benefit from Etihad Rail
• Azizi plans $15bn spending and launch of Dubai's second-tallest tower