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If I were to invest in Riyadh real estate today, I would definitely buy near King Salman Park Foundation. I recently found myself thinking about the future of real estate in Riyadh, and one project keeps coming to mind "King Salman Park". It reminds me of Central Park in New York, but even bigger and with more potential. Central Park has always been a prime location, with real estate around it becoming some of the most valuable in the world. I believe King Salman Park will have the same effect on Riyadh. It’s going to be the largest urban park in the world, and the impact on the areas around it will be huge. As the park develops, the value of properties nearby will likely increase, just like we saw with Central Park in New York. Plus, the park will bring cultural attractions, entertainment, and green spaces, making it a great place to live or invest. Where would you rather invest in Riyadh? #KingSalmanPark #RealEstateInvesting #RealEstate

Riyadh continues to ascend as one of the fastest-growing cities globally. According to the 2024 World’s Best Cities report, Riyadh is ranked 28th, boasting the lowest poverty rate worldwide and surpassing Stockholm, Munich, Zürich, etc. The city's transformative projects, aligned with the 2030 Vision, are the driving force behind this remarkable progress: Sports Boulevard Foundation: it is the world’s largest linear park, stretching more than 135 km. It encompasses an investment area of 2.3 million sq m and features 4.4 million sq m of green and open spaces. New Murabba: Big enough to hold 20 Empire State buildings, it is set to be the biggest contemporary downtown in Riyadh, thereby supporting the city’s future growth according to the goals of Saudi Vision 2030. Qiddiya | القدية: The project aims to become a groundbreaking city globally renowned for offering the most imaginative and captivating experiences. Qiddiya strives to create a thriving and enjoyable city centered around entertainment, sports and culture. King Salman Park Foundation: KSP is being constructed on more than 16 sq km of land, making it the largest urban park in the world. The park will offer diverse activities and options for residents and visitors of the city. Its environmental elements will significantly increase vegetation in the region and provide more per capita green spaces. Diriyah Gate Development Authority: Diriyah, the historical birthplace of Saudi Arabia, is a treasure trove of more than 30 cultural establishments, including museums and academies. It takes visitors on a captivating journey through the Kingdom’s vibrant history and offers many opportunities to engage with contemporary art. Riyadh Expo 2030: Riyadh Expo 2030 will be a perfect occasion for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to share the story of an unprecedented national transformation with other nations and the global public. The report: https://lnkd.in/dfHE4ZPJ. #Riyadh #2030Vision

The development of cities in Saudi Arabia is deeply connected to various tribes, which played a foundational role in establishing and stabilizing many urban areas. These areas evolved over time, especially in the 20th century, as part of Saudi Arabia’s urban landscape. Here are some examples: 1. Riyadh: Founded by the Banu Hanifa tribe and expanded under the Al Saud family, who made it the capital in 1932. 2. Hail: A key center for the Shammar tribe, thriving as a trade hub under Prince Abdullah bin Rashid. 3. Al-Ahsa: Inhabited by Banu Khalid, it became a major agricultural and commercial area before joining Saudi Arabia. 4. Jeddah: Established by Quraysh, it served as a gateway for pilgrims and was reclaimed by King Abdulaziz in 1925. 5. Taif: Settled by the Thaqif tribe, it became an agricultural and summer retreat destination. 6. Diriyah: Founded by Banu Hanifa, it is the birthplace of the Saudi state. 7. Abha: Cultural center of Asir, settled by the Asiri tribes. 8. Khamis Mushait: A trade center for the Shahran tribe with strategic importance. 9. Najran: Long-standing commercial center settled by the Yam tribe. 10. Tabuk: Developed by Banu Atiya as an agricultural and trading hub. 11. Al-Khobar: Rapidly modernized city, initially settled by the Al-Dawasir tribe. 12. Buraidah: Key city in Qassim, influenced by the Banu Tamim tribe. 13. Sakaka: Home to the Ruwala and Shararat tribes, known for historical significance. Each city reflects the influence of its founding tribes, integrating tribal culture into Saudi Arabia’s urban identity.

Curious to know how holy cities are evolving while preserving the sanctity of the holy sites? Read📖 the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gAfTz22r #EvolvingTomorrowToday #DecadeofExcellence #10YearsStrong #HolyCities #ProjectDevelopment #Hospitality #CompassProjectConsulting

Did you know Saudi’s religious tourism market is the second largest source of revenue after hydrocarbons, contributing $12 billion annually to our economy? In the latest special giga-report of Construction Week Middle East, Nassib Al-Sibassi's expertise and perspective illuminate the dynamic changes and developments shaping hospitality within the sacred spaces of the Holy Cities.   For those intrigued by how tradition and modernity intersect in urban development, and the unique considerations involved in planning, delivering, and maintaining these extraordinary destinations within the Kingdom, this is a must-read.   #EvolvingTomorrowToday #KSAVision2030

Across various cultures, water holds immense spiritual significance. Fountains or natural springs often serve as focal points for communal gatherings and ceremonies. According to Chinese, a Feng Shui fountain helps the balance, energy and increase personal strength. Water is often associated with life, purity and renewal. In value appreciation, a water feature can lead to a direct increase in property value, due to the perceived luxury and unique character that a water fountain can add to a property. Real estate projects need more water features in Riyadh. #urbandevelopment #riyadh #realestate #realestateinvestment

🌍 Sustainability in Action at the 12th World Urban Forum 🌿 Saudi Arabia is taking center stage at the 12th World Urban Forum (WUF12) in Cairo, highlighting its growing commitment to sustainable urban development. Organized by the UN Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) from Nov. 4-8, the forum provides a global platform for governments, businesses, and experts to share ideas on building greener, more resilient cities. The Kingdom's participation highlights its ambitious vision to integrate sustainability into urban planning, infrastructure, and future city designs. This is part of the broader effort to transform the Kingdom into a global leader in sustainable urbanization, aligned with the Saudi Vision 2030. As global cities face unprecedented challenges, Saudi Arabia’s forward-thinking approach is proving that sustainability can drive both economic growth and quality of life for future generations. #UrbanSustainability #GreenCities #WUF12 #UNHabitat #SustainabilityLeaders #SaudiVision2030

Saudi Heritage City Diriyah Awards $2bn Contract for Mixed-Use District. Saudi Arabia's cherished heritage city has awarded its largest single contract to date for the development of a dynamic mixed-use district. This monumental SR7.8 billion ($2 billion) deal is set to transform the city's landscape, featuring educational institutions, cultural venues, and a luxury hotel. 🔹 Contract Partners: El Seif Engineering Contracting Co. & China State Construction Engineering Corp. 🔹 Project Scope: Cultural and Educational Venues Luxury Hospitality and Residential Spaces Entertainment and Retail Facilities 🔹 Impact: Accommodating 100,000 residents, workers, students, and visitors Contributing to Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 by diversifying the economy and promoting tourism Enhancing Saudi-China economic ties through collaborative business partnerships CEO of Diriyah Co. Group, Jerry Inzerillo, stated: "This contract represents a major step in our accelerating development strategy and commitment to making Diriyah a place for the world to learn, absorb culture, and experience a vibrant and welcoming visitor destination." Ahmed Al-Bassam, CEO of El Seif Engineering Contracting Co., added: "We are enormously proud to continue our strategic partnership with the Diriyah Co. and to be entrusted with a project of such importance." Diriyah, located on the outskirts of Riyadh, is not just a historical treasure but a beacon of modern development, aimed at creating a vibrant community and a remarkable gathering place for people from around the globe. #Diriyah #SaudiArabia #RealEstate #Tourism #EconomicDevelopment #BusinessNetworking #Vision2030

Day 12: Time and Space (Late) #30DayMapChallenge Today's map focuses on Al-Buhayrat area in Jeddah, highlighting the urban development that has taken place from 2002 to 2024. Using Google Earth images, the map documents the notable transformations in infrastructure and urban expansion driven by population and economic growth in this coastal area. The urban development is shown across the years: 2002, 2010, 2015, 2019, 2022, and 2024, with the addition of new projects such as residential complexes, commercial facilities, and recreational areas, reflecting the significant changes in the local lifestyle.