King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC), an integral part of major national initiatives aimed at enabling socioeconomic development in Saudi Arabia, is supporting this by offering a one-stop solution for everything required to start up commercial and manufacturing operations, which are located primarily in the city’s Industrial Valley, King Abdullah Port and the Business Center.

To attract the best local and international companies it was necessary to develop residential communities that provide appropriate housing for senior executive staff and employees, as well for Saudi citizens choosing to make their homes in a new, modern city built to the highest international standards and featuring technologically advanced infrastructure and full service facilities.

To meet the exceptional standards of KAEC’s development partners and future residents, the city’s residential districts and neighborhoods have been designed by world-class planners and architects to deliver an exceptional living experience. KAEC’s residential offerings include the coastal communities, which accommodate all lifestyles and income levels; Al Talah Gardens, Al Waha and Al Shurooq districts, which feature affordable and medium income housing solutions, and Al Murooj and Bay La Sun districts for higher income residents seeking a premium lifestyle along with beachfront living.

Fahd Al-Rasheed, MD and CEO of KAEC, said: “Taking advantage of KAEC’s location along the Red Sea shoreline, the residential neighborhoods have been designed as idyllic coastal communities offering an elevated lifestyle with a combination of Arabian and Spanish style villas, apartments and lands set amid beautifully landscaped parks and gardens with immediate access to pristine sand beaches and enhanced by breathtaking sea views.”

Al-Rasheed added: “Currently, we are developing more than 5,000 residential units for all income levels within KAEC’s various districts with each featuring its own public amenities such as mosques, shops and recreational venues, and all residential districts will be supported by the best educational, health care, hospitality and commercial facilities.”