Land Sterling opens Riyadh office

Land Sterling Property Consultants and Chartered Surveyors, a major real estate advisory firm in the region, has announced the opening of its new office in Riyadh, expanding its presence and footprint across the MENA region.
With over 30 years of combined experience in the real estate sector, Land Sterling has developed its significant regional expertise in property valuations, plant and machinery valuations, property condition surveys, investment consultancy, market research and feasibility studies as well as estate management by undertaking extensive projects under reputable clients across the region.
Managed by qualified members from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) from the UK, Land Sterling provides independent commercial and residential valuation expertise across the MENA region for banks, property developers, accountancy firms and groups of companies.
The opening of a new office in Riyadh is in line with Land Sterling’s aim to better serve its KSA clients through enhanced project engagement and execution.

"We have focused on hiring and training Saudi valuers whether they are new into the profession or have experience. We also have a full program to train graduates with degrees in similar fields to real estate," the company stated.
In view of the market, over the last few years, the Kingdom's property sector has emerged as most promising in the GCC region. “With over $80 billion of planned investments over the next few years, Saudi Arabia will witness a manifold growth in property developments, infrastructure growth and commercial/retail opportunities.
With the current pace of growth, the Kingdom presents the biggest opportunity for business growth in the region, especially in construction and infrastructure,” feels Youcef Betraoui, CEO Land Sterling. “I am also very excited to be working in collaboration with the Saudi Authority for Accredited Valuers, Saudi Arabia's valuation regulatory body, in providing valuation training as a step toward enhancing and improving valuation standards in the Kingdom.”