Residential lands in the most prestigious neighborhoods of the economic city overlooking the Red Sea

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King Abdullah Economic City launches at the Hilton Jeddah the final phase of high-end residential plots in Beach 2, Al Murooj neighborhood


Residential lands in the most prestigious neighborhoods of the economic city overlooking the Red Sea




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After the great success of the penultimate phase in the capital Riyadh recently, King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC) launched on Thursday, November 14, the final phase of the sale of luxury residential plots in the Beach 2 area in the Al Murooj neighborhood of the economic city. The final phase will be held at the Al Qasr Ballroom at the Jeddah Hilton Hotel on Friday from 5 to 11 p.m. The events will continue on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The event will be held at the Jeddah Hilton Hotel.
Spread over an area of 680,000 square meters and located in the heart of Al Murooj, one of the most prestigious coastal neighborhoods in King Abdullah Economic City, the plots offered in the final phase range from 925 square meters to 3,000 square meters. Residents of Beach 2 will enjoy open sandy beaches along its 40-meter-wide stretch, in addition to the finest recreational and health services, schools and shops.
On the other hand, buyers of plots in Beach 2 will have the opportunity to choose from 20 high-end villa designs that will be given to them as a symbolic gift from Omar Economic City. These designs vary between Arabic and Spanish styles that characterize the Al Murooj neighborhood as an upscale coastal destination with a Mediterranean flair.
Al Murooj is one of the most prestigious coastal areas in King Abdullah Economic City, spanning an area of 4.9 million square meters and comprising three main areas: The residential “homes” area, the “golf” area, which surrounds green golf courses, as well as the “beach” area overlooking the Red Sea coastline.



King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC) is one of the most important and largest privately managed economic projects in the Middle East and is centered around the establishment of a 168 million square meter integrated city on the Red Sea coast north of Jeddah. It also includes King Abdullah Port, various coastal residential areas that will suit different income levels and segments of society, equipped with high-quality infrastructure and surrounding public facilities and services, as well as educational and medical facilities with the opening of schools (World Academy) with a total capacity of 2250 students, the operation of Dr. Sulaiman Fakih Hospital Clinic, which provides medical services to residents, students and workers, and security, safety and civil defense services. In addition to Al Sharbatly Mosque, Industrial Valley Mosque, and a number of various restaurants, cafes and various sales centers overlooking the waterfront in the Al Bilsan neighborhood, one of the most prestigious residential areas in the economic city.