Saudi Arabia's RUA AlHaram AlMakki and Rua Al Madinah Holding have signed two strategic collaboration agreements with Brunei's TAIB in Bandar Seri Begawan. The partnership opens investment channels for real estate developments in Makkah and Madinah, including a joint venture within Makkah's King Salman Gate destination with an estimated gross development value of SAR 9.7 billion.
ASFAR, the PIF-backed Saudi Tourism Investment Company, has opened Gamra Mountain Resort in Saudi Arabia’s Al Baha region. Spanning 21,000 square metres, the 30-room luxury property supports Saudi Vision 2030 by expanding hospitality infrastructure outside major hubs. Operated by Accor’s Mantis brand in partnership with IHCC, the resort incorporates local products and community engagement to drive sustainable regional economic growth.
Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund has established Tawrid Company for Financing Solutions, a digital platform aimed at boosting supply-chain financing across the Kingdom. Authorised by the Saudi Central Bank, Tawrid connects buyers, suppliers and financial institutions to enhance corporate liquidity and working capital. The company has already entered binding agreements with major local lenders and firms, including Saudi National Bank and ROSHN Group.
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Municipalities and Housing has signed agreements with Weshah Co. and local landowners to develop four residential projects in Riyadh. The initiative targets the Al-Aarid and Al-Narjis neighbourhoods, aiming to transform undeveloped land into integrated housing options. The scheme supports public partnerships designed to boost market supply and accelerate homeownership goals under Saudi Vision 2030.
Expo 2030 Riyadh has partnered with Mohammed Al Habib Real Estate Company in a 3.2 billion SAR joint venture to construct Expo Village. The residential development will house 5,500 international delegates across 2,300 apartments during the World Expo. Following the six-month exhibition, the sustainable district will convert into a permanent residential community, supporting long-term urban growth in northern Riyadh.
Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund has established the Gulf Coast Development Company to build a major coastal scheme in Al-Khafji. Spanning 20 square kilometres with a 10-kilometre waterfront, the site will feature 16,000 homes, 1,400 hotel rooms and dedicated marinas. The initial phase will deliver three neighbourhoods by 2030 in partnership with private sector investors.
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