A Saudi real estate developer has revealed blueprints for a giant residential development in Dammam.
Adel Real Estate recently announced the launch of the completed blueprints of Adel District, the largest urban development of residential areas.
Spanning around 5.6 million square meters, the project is strategically located in Dammam, in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia, and will be up for auction in the first quarter of 2024.
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Located west of Dammam City, Adel District sits along King Fahd Road (Airport Road), between King Saud Road and Riyadh Road, close to some of the most pulsing highways that connect to the city’s most famous landmarks.
Slated to become the next destination for housing and investment, Adel District offers convenient access to essential service centres and amenities.
It is only minutes away from Al Asala Colleges, the Saudi German Hospital, Al Othaim Park, and King Fahd International Airport.
Designed by Adel Real Estate, Adel District is a plot-based urban development and will comprise five residential neighbourhoods, accommodating about 50,000 people.
It has been extended with the full range of facilities, including:
- Residential buildings
- Office spaces
- Mosques
- Shopping malls and retail centres
- Health centres
- Educational and recreational facilities
- Creativity and innovation incubators
- Green spaces (Adel Park)
Key infrastructure and public works have been 100 per cent completed, with water, electricity, lighting, roads, telephone, rainwater drainage, and sewage networks already in place, in accordance with the latest approved sustainability standards.
A key feature in Adel District will be “West Boulevard”, providing investors with the means to build business communities.
This space will be the district’s cornerstone, and will support the growth of its markets, shopping centres, restaurants, and cafés.
To ensure people’s wellbeing and quality of life, and in alignment with the Saudi Green Initiative, Adel Real Estate planted 13,000 trees to achieve environmental sustainability.
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