Luxury real estate developer Dar Global said it is reinforcing its commitment to the region’s fastest-growing real estate markets by showcasing its residential portfolio across Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
Following an exclusive Dubai preview presenting the developer’s latest opportunities to top brokers and investors, Dar Global said it is expanding access to its premier project pipeline as both Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
The move is said to solidify both countries’ standings as leading global real estate destinations, driven by historic economic reforms, massive infrastructure investment, and modernised foreign ownership frameworks.
Ziad El Chaar, CEO of Dar Global said: “Following our engagement with leading brokers and investors, we are seeing immense appetite for luxury residences and second homes across Saudi Arabia and Qatar. In Saudi Arabia alone, buyers from 59 nationalities have already invested with us – demonstrating that global buyers are actively betting on the Kingdom’s trajectory even before foreign ownership zones are fully finalised.”
“What makes Saudi Arabia fundamentally unique is its US $160bn domestic market, giving international investors a built-in airbag, while Qatar’s world-class infrastructure and residency incentives continue to draw high-net-worth global citizens. Our developments across Riyadh, Jeddah, and Doha offer investors turnkey, world-class branded real estate in the region’s most dynamic growth corridors,” he explained.
In Saudi, historic real estate reforms have opened property ownership to non-Saudis under a structured digital framework, with the announcement of designated zones viewed as a major catalyst for international market entry. The Kingdom is said to offer a unique structural advantage: a deep organic domestic market supported by national housing targets and long-term population growth, alongside no personal income tax, property-linked residency for investments over $1mn, and a US Dollar-pegged currency, the statement explained.
Discussing Qatar, the developer said the country is driving international demand through designated foreign ownership zones and attractive real estate residency programmes (golden visas), granting foreign buyers multi-year or permanent residency, 0% capital gains tax, and full capital repatriation within landmark masterplans led by Qatari Diar.
Dar Global’s expanding regional footprint features 3-benchmark luxury destinations across both markets. Within Riyadh’s exclusive Diriyah, Wadi Safar district, the developer is progressing Rayana, offering Mansions and branded Trump Mansions the project’s strategic location is near King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) and Expo 2030 corridors, the statement noted.
Meanwhile, Trump Plaza Jeddah anchors the Amaya development on King Abdulaziz Road, introducing Trump Park Residences, Trump Executive Residences, and Townhouses alongside a members-only Vitality Club. Across Qatar, Dar Global is advancing Trump International Golf Club Simaisma, in the heart of the capital Doha, featuring ultra-luxury golf and beachfront villas within Qatari Diar’s 8m sqm Simaisma masterplan alongside a 650,000sqm theme park ‘Land of Legends’ and 3-hotels and a yacht marina, it concluded.
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