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Raising the bar for quality in Saudi real estate

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February 03-10, 2023 (Double Issue)

ROSHN’s integrated urban development projects herald a new era for aspirational community living

Raising the bar for quality in Saudi real estate

Established in 2020 by the Saudi Public Investment Fund, the national real estate developer ROSHN has been tasked with creating high-quality residential communities across 200 million square meters of Saudi Arabia within 10 years.

"We are building hundreds of thousands of homes nationwide at an unprecedented scale in support of Saudi Vision 2030's target of 70-percent home ownership by 2030. There is huge demand from the country's young population that is looking to buy first homes and there is also an undersupply of quality homes, as some developers did not build well in the past. With more private capital invested in residential infrastructure, there is an increased emphasis on the long-term sustainability of new housing. However, at ROSHN, we are committed to raising the bar for quality in real estate and urban planning,” explains ROSHN Group CEO David Grover.

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