Abdul Latif Jameel Real Estate has announced the start of construction on the “Dari Q,” which will feature 158 luxury apartments along with numerous shared and integrated amenities designed to provide the highest levels of comfort and luxury for the residential community.
The complex, which is the company’s third project, offers a vibrant residential environment focused on a contemporary and comfortable lifestyle for its residents—two key principles of Abdul Latif Jameel Land’s real estate development philosophy. The project adopts a model similar to that of the internationally award-winning “G-One Residential Complex,” which is also located in the Al-Salamah neighborhood in northern Jeddah, particularly in terms of its focus on the residents and the provision of integrated amenities for a modern lifestyle.
The new project is distinguished by its integration of spacious, versatile apartment options with a variety of high-end amenities. The project comprises two main buildings and four main zones, with two-bedroom apartments distributed across three floors, three-bedroom apartments across seven floors, and the more spacious four-bedroom apartments across three floors —for a total of thirteen floors available to residents. The complex will also feature numerous amenities to provide the highest levels of comfort and luxury for the residential community, such as retail stores, rooftop gardens, a rooftop swimming pool, a fitness center, outdoor seating areas, gardens, multipurpose playgrounds, an indoor game room, a banquet hall for celebrations and events that accommodates up to 90 guests, and a guest lounge.
Selected real estate news links from Issue 174:
Real Estate News – Residential Apartment – Real Estate – Lease Agreements – Residential Apartments
It cleared up the ambiguity on which the court rulings were based...
More than 4 billion riyals deposited into the accounts of “subsidized mortgage” beneficiaries
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Residential mortgage financing provided to individuals by banks rose by 143%



