The Fiji Showcase 2010 offers those thinking of buying houses and home owners alike a chance to ensure they live in security.
The latest technology in security systems is being displayed at the Professional Network Solutions Limited booth at the Fiji Showcase 2010.
Sanjay Reddy who is booth coordinator said the security systems displayed at the Fiji Showcase are the latest.
Meanwhile, the Housing Authority of Fiji which provides homes for low and middle income owners have started an email database at the Fiji Showcase 2010.
Marketing Assistant Dwain Qalovaki said that those interested in buying a home can give their contact details and the Authority will keep in contact with them whenever a house is available.
The Housing Authority and Professional Network Solutions Limited are part of the over 135 booths at the Fiji Showcase 2010.
Doors of the Fiji Showcase 2010 open at the Vodafone Arena at midday today.
And part of the package is the international entertainment on offer with the first show at the Digicel Entertainment stage starts at 1.15pm with New Zealand's rubber band boy.
At 2.30, the Majik Box with Dr Rhythm and Majik Petey show will take place at the Digicel sound stage while Cookies Crazy comedy show will be at 4pm.
Showcase giving chance to home owners to live in security
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