Namariq Residency — a jewel in the heart of KAEC

The launch of the Namariq project took place recently.

With the launch of its second accommodation complex in Saudi Arabia, Namariq has set the benchmark in the accommodation sector with its quality construction, state-of-the-art facilities and professional workforce.
Housed in the heart of the thriving King Abdullah Economic City, the Namariq project reflects a progressive spirit, which is in line with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 toward a bright future.
The launch took place on Jan. 31, and was graced with the presence of VIPs, key businessmen and top executives from leading domestic and international companies, along with Ahmad Linjawi, deputy CEO of Emaar, and Abdul Aziz Al-Mohaimeedm, Emaar’s director general, real estate, municipality and urban planning.
The new Namariq Residency complex in KAEC is thoroughly designed and developed to house and serve employees and workers from all sectors with a single-minded vision — to provide better living to its inhabitants so that they are geared-up to deliver their jobs with optimum productivity.
CEO of Namariq, Hussein Hamed Fayez, said: “Namariq is focused and determined to develop a facility that reflects the industry’s best standards coupled with distinctive services.
The core is to have an accommodation facility for workers and employees from various walks of professions and provide them with a quality-led comfortable living. The company is geared-up to extend its hospitality services on large scale with a motive of becoming the most trusted name in the business.”
The vice president of King Abdullah Economic City, Ahmed Linjawi, described Namariq Residency as a true “jewel” in the heart of KAEC. He appreciated the overall concept and execution of the project with a special mention of the fact that quality is what has impressed him, and he believes that it is a very valuable investment that Namariq has made in KAEC.
The Namariq Residency at KAEC has an impressive capacity of accommodating more than 3,084 residents in the first phase. The facilities include a dining hall, housekeeping, laundry services, indoor and outdoor recreation, coffee shop, commercial shops, mosque, and a first aid clinic.