A rare large-scale coastal raw land opportunity in Al Khobar's Al Aziziyah district, positioned near the beach and surrounded by rapid development activity.
Cinematic flythrough — the Al Khobar / Al Aziziyah coastal parcel and its development context.
At a Glance
3,156,000 sqm across three verified title deeds
Only 70 meters from the beach
Near Rixos Half Moon Bay, the New Dammam waterfront, and the 2034 World Cup stadium corridor
USD 125 / sqm — entry from USD 500k via a co-investment slice, club syndicate, or full-title JV
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Overview
Project Context
A rare large-scale raw land opportunity located in Al Khobar's Al Aziziyah district, one of Saudi Arabia's promising coastal growth areas. The land is only 70 meters from the beach and is positioned in a rapidly developing destination with strong tourism and hospitality potential.
Adjacent lands have reportedly been acquired by a foreign investment company focused on tourism resorts, strengthening the area's development outlook and long-term appreciation potential.
The surrounding district is emerging as a promising tourism destination, supported by fast development activity, infrastructure expansion, and growing investor interest.
Rationale
Investment Rationale
Rare large-scale coastal land opportunity
Only 70 meters from the beach
Adjacent resort-focused investment activity
Promising tourism destination
Rapid development and construction activity in the area
Suitable for strategic investors and developers
Potential
Development Potential
Tourism resorts
Hospitality and leisure destinations
Coastal mixed-use development
Residential communities
Commercial and lifestyle districts
Long-term land appreciation
Location
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