In cooperation with the Ministry of Housing, urban development company Retal launches today the booking phase for the Nesaj Town project, which falls in line with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 in terms of strengthening the partnership between the public and private sectors.
Located on the Riyadh Highway in one of the most promising locations in Dammam, Nesaj Town is set to become the modern hub of the city. Besides overlooking main roads such as the Riyadh Highway, the project is surrounded by many vital centers, such as the Dammam Commercial Complex and King Fahd Airport.
Designed as a model housing environment, the project offers many public services and facilities like welcoming green spaces, schools, and wide streets, in addition to infrastructures such as rainwater drainage, electricity, and other services. The project was designed by specialized architecture firms with the aim of providing comfortable and modern homes that meet residents’ aspirations. The project has a suitable offering for everyone no matter their preferences, while always ensuring the highest quality standards.
The project consists of 768 housing units and offers 3 different designs to satisfy all tastes. All the units have 4 bedrooms and areas ranging from 250 square meters to 286 square meters, providing homeseekers with various options and competitive specifications and prices. The company’s offerings are the result of thorough considerations of the best engineering solutions to create ideal housing units suitable for Saudi and Egyptian housing.
In this vein, the general manager of Retal, Mr. Abdullah Albraikan, pointed out that the Nesaj Town project is one of the Housing Ministry projects that aim to close the demand gap in the real estate market and secure the first home for Saudi families, noting that this type of project will contribute to urban development and provide opportunities for homeseekers and real estate developers.
Ranking among the top developers in the Eastern Province, Retal has developed a plethora of projects that have changed the landscape of the real estate market. Its SAR 1.7-billion projects offer some 1,600 housing units.
The company looks forward to consolidating the partnership with the Ministry of Housing and developing more housing units in the coming years.
