Conditions of living in a tower with multi-national residents

Wed, 09/12/2007 - 19:10 — qeshmi

As we can understand from voting till now is that most of buyers intend to live in the bought units.
How do you think about living in a tower with residents from several cultures around the world?
What are the negative and positive points?

Emirates City after completion

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Wed, 09/12/2007 - 23:35 — Ajman Bound

I can't see any negative

I can't see any negative points in living with many nationalities and cultures in the same building.
Having lived years in London - with neighbors from many ethnic backgrounds and variety of religions - I can't see anything really changing for myself.

And I would imagine that most people who consider living in the U.A.E (if coming from abroad) would realize that the living would be in a multi-national enviroment.

Ajman BOund

Thu, 09/13/2007 - 13:23 — arshad

Multi cultural Society

If we see and analyse minutely, we will reach to the conclusion that UAE consists of multicultural society.
In most of the residential areas/towers in UAE cities, people from many countries can be seen. It is my personal experience that with this new trend, one always learn something new, and life becomes more exciting.

Thu, 09/13/2007 - 16:49 — sha947

I Agree

I totally agree with the above as I live in London, which is one of the most multi cultural and diverse cities in the world. It is alway good to see people from all walks of life living,working and socialising together. I think that it gives people understanding on other cultures and religions.

Tue, 03/18/2008 - 15:12 — indiangerman