These six engagements run from a land plot in Riyadh to the housing projects of national programmes, and each client is named by its type only.
A strategy consultancy needed a market value for several hundred development projects across the Kingdom, within days.
We matched every project to the recorded transactions, rents and comparable launches of its district, already held in our database, and returned a value range per project with the evidence behind it.
A strategy consultancy had to tell its client how many homes would be delivered in a city, year by year.
We drew the full residential pipeline of the city from the database, placed each project by handover year, and flagged the dates that had already slipped, each with its source.
A hospitality operator wanted to know which rooms were coming to Makkah and Madinah, under which brand and when.
We listed every hotel project not yet open, with its room count, brand, developer and expected opening, and kept the list updated as projects moved.
Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, Madinah
A developer holding a land plot in Riyadh had to choose between a residential scheme and a mixed-use scheme.
We mapped current and upcoming supply in the area, the sales and rental performance of the district, and the progress of competing projects. From that we built a recommended programme and a phasing plan.
A family office was considering a joint venture with a Saudi developer.
We set the developer's announced projects against those it actually delivered, traced its delays and past partners, and gathered recent signals from the press, tenders and hiring. The family office entered negotiations knowing its counterpart.
A public entity needed to follow the delivery of housing projects announced under national programmes.
We tracked every project from announcement to handover, crossing official registers with permits, tenders and developer updates. Stalled projects surfaced early, with the source behind each status.
Before any engagement, we send a free sample on a market you choose, so you can see exactly what the data looks like and test it against what you already know.