File - Investing in Emerging Neighborhood Services A feasibility study Or imitation and mimicry?

Experts stress the dangers of investing in luxury projects in emerging neighborhoods and call for feasibility studies and a focus on basic services for residents

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Investing in emerging neighborhood services Feasibility Study. (1)

Nasser Al-Turki: Financial risks surround luxury projects in emerging neighborhoods

Mohammed Al-Sharif: Investor must research the customer before starting the project

Mohammed Al-Khashan: Success in investment depends on the quality of projects that serve human beings

Poll: Sulaiman Al-Hassan

The city of Riyadh began to take its future features by urban expansion in emerging and new neighborhoods after the completion of the infrastructure, and accordingly, the investment movement in these areas, especially luxury and entertainment services projects and cafes, and at the same time Amlak noticed the lack of shops and providers of basic services needed by neighborhood residents.

Amlak noticed the lack of shops and providers of basic services needed by neighborhood residents.

The newspaper conducted a wide poll on the importance of diversifying investments in these neighborhoods according to a feasibility study that meets the desires of the citizen.

Turkey: A risky venture

Nasser Al Turki, owner of Al Turki Real Estate Investments, stressed that the great momentum that has been accompanying the luxury and entertainment projects in the emerging neighborhoods of Riyadh is surrounded by many financial risks that may be unfortunate consequences of this adventure, especially since these neighborhoods have a very small population.

Nasser Al Turki, owner of Al Turki Real Estate Investment Company. Al-Turki noted that most of these projects that do not perform basic services were not based on a feasibility study, and even the studies that were done for some projects were not successful; they were wrong in the calculations.

Al-Turki pointed out that the residents of these neighborhoods need education, health, parks and gardens, and all the elements of life, indicating that there is a clear struggle to obtain these services, causing the waste of money and time by going to other neighborhoods.

Sherif: The danger of copying successful projects

Mohammad Al-Sharif, Smart Platform Company, said that many people are unable to stay in the market because they believe that they can achieve gains and profits easily and quickly since they started the project, and these incorrect concepts did not take into account the conditions and nature of commercial projects, and he called on those who are about to invest to develop a plan to win the goals.

Mohammad Al-Sharif, Smart Platform Company, said

Sherif explained that the first step to safe investment is to research the issue and need in the project area, stressing that new projects specialized in luxury services, unfortunately, are carried out without feasibility studies, in addition to the little experience of workers and their lack of professionalism in the field, and pointed to the phenomenon of copying and cloning successful projects, warning that these projects may have available profit factors in some neighborhoods and main streets; therefore, they often do not succeed in others.

These incorrect concepts did not meet the conditions and nature of commercial projects, and he called on those who wish to invest to develop a plan to win the goals.

Al-Sharif explained that emerging neighborhoods need basics to be at the entrances of the neighborhood, and after its success and the prosperity of the area demographically, other projects are considered, and he gave his advice to anyone who wants to invest to start with plans and design and then (search for the customer before starting the project).

Al-Sharif

Khashan: Investment outlook

Mohammad Al-Khashan, a real estate marketer, believes that the success of investing in emerging neighborhoods depends on the quality of projects that serve the people of these neighborhoods, especially if they are integrated, and other projects that stabilize and increase the population, especially health and educational facilities, as well as large markets and malls where they go and find all family requirements under one roof, pointing out that the dispersion of services burdens the citizen and scatters the efforts and money of investors.

Mohammad Al-Khashan

Khashan explained that the investor by the nature of his activity is familiar with the elements of success, and always sees the eye of the future that does not care much about quick profit, but wants to strengthen his brand in the new neighborhood, as most large companies do.