Key Takeaways
- • Riyad Capital has signed an agreement to establish a US$400 million (SAR 1.5 billion) real estate development fund in partnership with Her Highness Princess Munira bint Abdullah bin Faisal Al Saud and Naif AlRajhi Investment Company to develop the Dar Al Salam mixed-use project.
- • The project encompasses 32,000 square meters of land and comprises hospitality, office, residential, and retail components, classified as a Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) located approximately 250 meters from Al-Takhassusi Metro Station in Riyadh.
- • The strategic location on Al-Takhassusi Road positions the development to capture demand for high-quality mixed-use destinations in a key transit corridor, aligning with Riyadh's urban expansion and quality-of-life initiatives.
- • Abdullah Abdulrahman Alshwer, CEO of Riyad Capital, characterized the project as an extension of the firm's real estate sector presence and a step toward developing distinctive destinations in strategic locations across Riyadh.
Summary
The Dar Al Salam project spans 32,000 square meters and is designed as a mixed-use development incorporating hospitality, office, residential, and retail components. The development is classified as a Transit-Oriented Development (TOD)—a planning framework increasingly favored by institutional real estate investors for its alignment with sustainable urban development and demand drivers. The project's proximity to Al-Takhassusi Metro Station, located approximately 250 meters away, provides direct access to Riyadh's expanding metro network, enhancing both accessibility and long-term value creation potential.
Located on Al-Takhassusi Road, a prime commercial and residential corridor, the development is positioned to address growing demand for integrated, high-quality destinations in Riyadh's evolving urban landscape. Her Highness Princess Munira bint Abdullah bin Faisal Al Saud emphasized that the project reflects the strategic importance of its location and the synergies created through the partnership structure, with expectations that it will become a distinctive addition supporting the city's quality-of-life objectives.
Riyad Capital CEO Abdullah Abdulrahman Alshwer characterized the initiative as an extension of the firm's established presence in the real estate sector and a strategic step in developing premium destinations across Riyadh's priority locations. This fund deployment represents continued institutional capital commitment to Saudi Arabia's real estate sector, particularly in transit-oriented mixed-use developments aligned with Vision 2030 urban development objectives.
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