Saudi Arabias Sports Boulevard Foundation Doubles Real Estate Investment Fund To $533m

A Saudi mega project has doubled the size of its private real estate investment fund as it looks to boost the Kingdom property market.

The “Sports Boulevard” Foundation has announced with Ajdan Real Estate Development Company and Albilad Capital to double the value of the private real estate investment fund, currently valued at SR1bn ($267m), by an additional SR1bn; bringing the total value of the fund to SR2bn ($533m), that will be utilised to increase the private sector participation within the Arts District, one of the Sports Boulevard project destinations.

The expansion reflects a successful partnership with Ajdan Real Estate Development Company.

Sports Boulevard in Saudi Arabia

The “Sports Boulevard Development Company” will remain the major unitholder in the fund, with Ajdan Real Estate Development Company as a developer and Primary Investor, while Albilad Capital is the fund manager.

This partnership underscores the collaborative effort behind the expansion and signifies a strategic alliance aimed at creating a vibrant and dynamic urban space that enhances the cultural and economic landscape of Riyadh.

The project aims to develop a mixed-use lifestyle destination consisting of residential, retail, office, and entertainment components.

Spanning over a land area of more than 39,000sq m within the heart of the Arts District, the total combined built-up area (BUA) is approximately 240,000sq m, with more than 100,000sq m of net leasable area (NLA).

The destination design style is driven by Sports Boulevard Design Code, which is inspired by Salmani Architectural Style.

This spectacular destination promises a dynamic and immersive lifestyle experience for residents and visitors alike.

The Art District is located at the intersection of Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Road with Prince Turki bin Abdulaziz Al Awwal Road.

The project extends beyond the private development parcels, spanning an area of 184,000sq m.

Offering an enchanting public realm distinguished by its humanising city directions such as recreational activities, spacious pedestrian spaces, and cycling-friendly tracks, utilising efficient mobility, seamlessly connected to the Promenade and the cycling bridge.

The Sports Boulevard is one of Riyadh’s mega projects launched by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz on March 19th, 2019.

The project extends for more than 135km on Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Road, connecting Wadi Hanifah in the West with Wadi Al Sulai in the East through a grid of safe green pathways for pedestrians, cyclists, athletes, and horse riders.

The project includes more than 4.4 million square metres of greenery and open spaces and up to 50 multidisciplinary sports facilities.

In addition, there are several unique destinations and investment zones, totalling an area which exceeds 3 million square metres.

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