The finest living experience in Saudi Arabia
Newsweek US|February 03-10, 2023 (Double Issue)
By adopting contemporary and innovative concepts in its real estate projects, Al Akaria is creating value for all stakeholders
The finest living experience in Saudi Arabia

"The opportunities to offer unique and distinguished real estate products in Saudi Arabia are vast. I am of the opinion that developers have to adapt to a new era of contemporary lifestyle developments that focus on sustainability whilst boosting end users' experiences," states Ibrahim M. Al Alwan, managing director and CEO of the Saudi Real Estate Company, Al Akaria.

As one of the leading real estate developers in Saudi Arabia, Al Akaria is helping to drive this transformation in the market. Established by royal decree in 1976, the joint-stock company has a long track record of developing, constructing and operating world-class residential and commercial projects that have become points of reference for excellence in the city of Riyadh.

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