The National Housing Company (NHC) announced that reservations for the “Sana Al-Jubail” project, located north of the capital Riyadh, were fully booked in less than half an hour after its launch, The project was met with widespread interest, with more than 15,000 reservation requests registered for the villas on offer, reflecting the significant and growing demand for the company’s urban and sustainable projects, which are developed in partnership with Arwaqa Investment and Development.
The project spans an area of more than 52,000 square meters, offering a diverse range of villas tailored to the needs of various segments of society, The Sana Al-Jubail project is also distinguished by its modern design, inspired by Najdi architecture, and its prime location, making it an ideal choice for those seeking comfortable housing.
This popularity reinforces the National Housing Company (NHC)"s commitment to developing sustainable urban projects that provide residents with all the necessities of modern life, including green spaces, fitness trails, and a variety of service facilities. These projects also reflect the company’s vision of providing innovative housing solutions that contribute to improving quality of life and enhance the living experience in residential communities.
It is worth noting that the National Housing Company is the pioneer and enabler of the real estate development sector and is considered the leading developer of suburbs and urban communities in the Kingdom that are characterized by a high quality of life, as it plans to deliver more than 300,000 housing units by the end of 2025 across 9 suburbs and 6 residential communities spanning an area exceeding 100 million square meters and accommodating more than 1.5 million citizens.
"National Housing” seeks to find solutions to secure high-quality supply chains and more sustainable construction materials, as part of the company’s commitment to increasing the real estate supply with housing options that meet international standards, in order to achieve the goals of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 by raising the homeownership rate for Saudi families to 70%.
