Dar wa Emaar showcases its latest residential projects, signs multiple agreements at Restatex Real Estate Exhibition 2025
Dar wa Emaar Real Estate Investment & Development, a leading name in Saudi Arabia's real estate sector since 2007, successfully showcased its latest projects and strategic initiatives at Restatex Riyadh Real Estate Exhibition 2025.The company reaffirmed its commitment to bridging the housing gap, enriching communities, and supporting Vision 2030 by developing high-quality, family-centric communities in strategic locations across the Kingdom.Dar wa Emaar leveraged the Restarex platform to present two of its projects—Saraya Al-Fursan2 and Tala Al-Khuzam — offering distinct residential concepts that reflect the company's dedication to quality, sustainability, and smart living. Additionally, the company signed two key agreements with SNB (Saudi National Bank) and ANB (Arab National Bank), reinforcing its efforts to provide flexible and innovative financing solutions for homebuyers.At Restatex 2025, Dar wa Emaar revealed its latest real estate products, catering to different lifestyle preferences while maintaining a strong focus on quality, affordability, and well-being.
Saraya al Fursan2 is a fully integrated residential community designed for families, featuring modern and practical home designs. Located in Al Fursan Suburb near King Khalid International Airport, it offers a variety of amenities, including parks, commercial areas, mosques, and schools within the neighborhood. This ensures a comprehensive environment that meets the needs of all family members, providing a comfortable and secure lifestyle in a vibrant community setting.
Tala al Khuzam is a premium residential destination that combines smart technology, sustainable design, and contemporary comfort standards to offer a complete living experience. It features elegant architecture, extensive community facilities, green spaces, and private gardens. Strategically located in the Khuzam Suburb north of Riyadh, it is close to key amenities such as schools and hospitals, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a well-balanced and modern lifestyle. Mansour Aljfaili, the Kingdom's Sales Director at Dar wa Emaar, emphasized the importance of Restatex as a key platform for industry growth and consumer engagement. 'Restatex is more than just a real estate exhibition, it connects developers, financial institutions, and service providers, making it easier for buyers to find the right home, with direct access to the right stakeholders. Our partnership with the National Housing Company has led to the successful delivery of thousands of residential units, further strengthening our role in shaping Saudi Arabia's future housing landscape," he said.'In line with its goal of making homeownership more accessible, the signed agreements with SNB and ANB will ensure buyers have practical financing solutions that align with their financial capabilities. These agreements reflect Dar wa Emaar's dedication to creating opportunities for Saudi families to invest in quality homes with ease.'Since its inception in 2007, Dar wa Emaar has launched nearly 40 residential projects across the Central, Eastern, and Western regions of Saudi Arabia. The company's projects are known for strategic locations, sustainable development, and customer-centric design. Notably, since announcing its latest projects at Cityscape 2024, over 50 per cent of the available units have already been sold—a testament to the market's trust in Dar wa Emaar's developments.
With a strong track record of delivering high-quality housing solutions, Dar wa Emaar continues to lead the market with innovative, well-designed communities that foster connectivity, well-being, and sustainability. The company remains focused on expanding homeownership opportunities while setting new standards in the Kingdom's real estate sector.
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