Over 400 of the most recognisable local, regional, and international brands in the real estate sector are expected to attend the global industry meet in Riyadh, slated to be held in November.
The four-day meet, christened as ‘Cityscape Global’, will showcase visionary projects and innovative approaches to technology, sustainability, and quality in the sector, its organisers said.
They said nearly two-thirds of the exhibitors will be international, including CITIC from China, Hyde Park Developments from Egypt, Regal London from the UK, HKS Inc from the United States, HPP International Planungsgesellschaft mbH from Germany, and Singapore’s Edwin Cheong.
This year’s Cityscape Global will feature seven specialised conferences, including the debut of the ‘Stadiums’ and ‘Mega Events’.
The lineup also includes The Future of Living Summit, Asset Horizons, Institutional Investors, DnA (Design and Architecture), and PropTech.
More than 500 experts will speak at the conferences, with notable futurists, CEOs, and sustainability advocates sharing their insights on the future of real estate.
Christopher Whetstone, Managing Director of UK-based Flambard Williams, which confirmed its participation at the event, said the company looks forward to returning to Cityscape Global, showcasing even more groundbreaking developments.
“We anticipate connecting with savvy investors, eager to capitalise on the lucrative opportunities within the UK property market.
“Our goal is to build lasting relationships that will enable us to create exceptional property portfolios,” Whetstone said.
Other exhibitors include AFEX – Architectes Francais A L’export, a non-profit French association with more than 200 members made up of architectural firms, engineers and planners, and Manchester’s luxurious Angel Gardens development.
Growing international interest is underpinned by two-way growth opportunities emanating from Gulf investors ready to secure new opportunities overseas and sector leaders eager to gain and advance footholds in the flourishing Saudi and Gulf real estate markets.
“Cityscape Global presents a remarkable opportunity to foster collaboration and establish connections with investors, developers, and industry peers,” said Maroun Deeb, Head of KSA & Bahrain Project & Development Services at JLL.
This year’s edition of Cityscape Global is also attracting some of the largest real estate developers from across the region, such as Al Ahly Sabbour, which boasts a land bank of 16.8 square kilometres spread across 65 real estate projects strategically located throughout Egypt.
Cityscape Global 2024 is organised by Tahaluf, a joint venture between the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming, and Drones (SAFCSP), Events Investment Fund (EIF), and Informa PLC.
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