NEOM is the vision of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman and is a centerpiece of Saudi Arabia’s 2030 Vision plan to grow and diversify the Saudi economy and position the country to play a leading role in global development. While NEOM is being driven and initially funded by Saudi Arabia, it is an international project that will be led, populated and funded by people from all over the world.

Go Chambers was first approached in mid 2016 with regard to the investor segment to bring about interest groups / investors from the Asia Pacific region and till date has linked over 110 business with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and is currently moving on to its second term for development & research into Fintech Infrastructure.

Sino-Singapore Guangzhou Knowledge City is a 50-50 joint-venture company established by Guangzhou Development District Administrative Committee (GDDAC) and CapitaLand. GKC Co is responsible for developing the Southern Start-Up Area. China and Singapore have collaborated strategically in technological innovation, city development, intellectual property rights, talent exchange and training and investment promotion, etc., making CSGKC a new benchmark for the deepening of all-round cooperation between China and Singapore.

Go Chambers has tapped into the joint-venture and with the invitation of the GKC committee, expanded into China with the opening of our first China branch at OneLink International Building and has ever since become a connecting bridge for GKC and the rest of the world.

It all started with Bill Gates who invested $80 million to purchase land just 45 miles west of Phoenix. Belmont Arizona is planned to be designed with high-speed networks, accommodate autonomous vehicles, high-speed digital networks, high tech data centers, new manufacturing technologies and autonomous logistics hubs. A total of 24,800 acres, 3,800 of it will be devoted to office, commercial, and retail space, while 470 acres will be set aside for public schools.

Its still very early in itsinfancy stage of planning but Smart City AZ has big plans lined up with stellar class investors waiting to start the action once certain issues have been resolved such as water and transportation and Go Chambers is keen to embark on this ambitious project in Arizona.

Songdo International Business District in South Korea is a prime example of a new city that brings together the world’s best technologies, building design and eco-friendly practices to create the ultimate lifestyle and work experience. Built from the ground up on reclaimed land near the Yellow Sea, the $35-billion-dollar Songdo project is a model for smart cities around the globe.

Since 2014, Go Chambers has acted as the trade representative office for Songdo outside of Korea for the US And Europe region and the contract has recently ended in 2019.

Sino-Singapore Guangzhou Knowledge City is a 50-50 joint-venture company established by Guangzhou Development District Administrative Committee (GDDAC) and CapitaLand. GKC Co is responsible for developing the Southern Start-Up Area. China and Singapore have collaborated strategically in technological innovation, city development, intellectual property rights, talent exchange and training and investment promotion, etc., making CSGKC a new benchmark for the deepening of all-round cooperation between China and Singapore.

Go Chambers has tapped into the joint-venture and with the invitation of the GKC committee, expanded into China with the opening of our first China branch at OneLink International Building and has ever since become a connecting bridge for GKC and the rest of the world.

The Caidian Eco-city is part of a Franco-Chinese context, a unique development of French expertise in the field of sustainable urban development and an application of exemplary development strategies in a Chinese city. To be developed in a city of about 500,000 inhabitants located in the Chinese metropolis of Wuhan in central China, this project aims to apply French knowledge and expertise in the field of sustainable urban development to a fast-developing Chinese city.

This is a major step for the French in developing an Eco-City. However they still lack the language and cultural knowledge to get the business into motion and to convince the local Chinese with regard to this City. Therefore Skyhigh.Vip was appointed as one of the mediators in late 2016 to help the Chinese governmental bodies and Chinese businesses coordinate with the French.

Founded in July 2009, the Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City is a 50-50 joint venture between a Chinese Consortium led by Tianjin TEDA Investment Holding Co., Ltd and a Singapore Consortium led by the Keppel Group. SSTEC is committed to building a sustainable Eco-City that is ecologically friendly, socially harmonious and resource efficient. Its role includes the development of infrastructure, residential, industrial and commercial properties.

The term Eco-city was still a very new buzz word during it’s infancy stage and the SSTEC therefore relied heavily on external contractors such as Skyhigh.Vip amidst other sources to help implement the term “Eco-City”, a city that enhances the well-being of citizens and society through integrated urban planning and management strategies that harness the benefits of sustainable ecological systems and protect and nurture these assets for future generations.

The Bouregreg Valley constitutes the key element of the urban development project for the Moroccan capital. Starting at the port and the surrounding districts, it extends to the south to bring together, over time, the twin cities of Rabat and Salé. The “Bouregreg ZP4” district will form the south entry to the site. The project aims to raise the level of public spaces, streets and ground floors above the flood stage of the site.

A feasibility study was undertaken by Skyhigh.Vip and several international developers to find the best possible way to build around a central landscaped space and provide continuity between the river and the existing residential area while promoting the local biodiversity.