the National Housing Company (NHC) the “Bawabat Makkah” suburb, the first urban suburb in the Holy Capital, which follows the launch of numerous other suburbs and urban communities in the Makkah region, with the aim of increasing the real estate supply in the region in line with the objectives of the Housing Program and the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.
The “Bawabat Makkah” Suburb
The “Bawabat Makkah” Suburb is the first residential development by the "National Housing Authority" in the Holy City. It spans a total area of approximately 5 million square meters and includes more than 8,000 residential units—ranging from villas to townhouses and apartments—to accommodate more than 38,000 residents.
The suburb is strategically located near the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Highway, which connects Makkah Al-Mukarramah and the province of Jeddah, allowing easy access to the Grand Mosque within 30 minutes, making it the first development of its kind within the boundaries of the Grand Mosque, where residents can experience the spirituality of the place and the spaciousness of life.
“Gateway to Mecca” also serves as a new destination for anyone seeking a high quality of life in the Holy City, surrounded by a range of integrated facilities, public services, basic amenities, and recreational facilities, along with an abundance of green spaces, including 38 public parks throughout the neighborhood, which in turn help create spacious environments that promote sustainability. Schools for children are just a few steps from home, and health, cultural, and social centers are distributed throughout the neighborhood.
All citizens can register their interest in the Bawabat Makkah suburb and view all available options by visiting the National Housing Company’s website via the following link: https://nhc.sa/ar/makkah-gate
It is worth noting that the National Housing Company is investing in a number of projects and suburbs in the Makkah region, where it has developed four urban suburbs covering an area of over 20 million square meters, with more than 45,000 residential units of various sizes and designs built to international standards, in order to achieve the goals of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 by raising the homeownership rate for Saudi families to 70%.
