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Arada kicks off Riyadh operations with SAR 50 billion land portfolio

Arada, one of the world's fastest-growing master developers, has announced the establishment of Arada KSA, a new real estate development company that will be responsible for delivering large-scale communities across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The new entity has been founded in strategic partnership with XTOPIA, a community and lifestyle company developing integrated mixed-use destinations…

Arada kicks off Riyadh operations with SAR 50 billion land portfolio

Arada, a leading global master developer, has launched its Saudi Arabian operations with a SAR50 billion portfolio of land across strategic locations including Riyadh, Jeddah and Makkah. This move marks the latest step in Arada's rapid expansion, as the company now has a project pipeline valued at SAR189 billion across five markets, with a portfolio of over 70,000 homes.

The new entity, Arada KSA, is a partnership with XTOPIA, a community and lifestyle company that specializes in developing mixed-use destinations. Arada KSA's Chairman, Mohammed AlDhabaan, who also leads XTOPIA, emphasized the significance of this local partnership. The company's first project, a SAR14 billion residential master plan in Riyadh's Al Rimal District, will comprise around 3,500 villas and townhouses, surrounded by 100,000 trees and world-class amenities.

This development aligns with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 aspirations for livable cities, as outlined by the Royal Commission for Riyadh City's Green Riyadh program.

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