Raw land development · Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

What could your land earn as a partnership?

You contribute the land. Awraq Capital structures, funds and leads the development. Scroll block by block, and set your own figures in each one as you go.This study shows, block by block, what that could mean for you.

Initial feasibility study — indicative only. Subject to actual site conditions, municipality and other authority requirements, detailed design, market prices and signed agreements. Important notice.

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It starts with the land.

Land size
sqm
Net saleable area
sqm
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What it takes to build value.

Your land is counted at its full agreed value. On top of it come roads, utilities, design, supervision and the development fee — the cost of turning raw land into serviced plots.

Land cost
Total development cost
Total project cost
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Serviced land sells for more.

Total revenue
Revenue from land sale
Impact of activation
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What comes back to you.

Cash at the start, your land value back at exit, and a share of the profit your land helped create.

Landlord total income
Landlord profit
Project profit
Total revenue − total project cost
Landlord return on capital
Project return on capital
How your income builds up

Landlord profit and income are the landlord’s share after project financing costs and the developer’s promote above the hurdle. Before taxes and zakat.

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You bring land. Not cash.

Contributed in kindPaid in cash

Set your figures
Move each slider to shift a cost between in kind and cash. For soft costs, the in-kind share applies to design and supervision.

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From raw land to exit.

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    Your scenario, in one place.

    These are the figures you set in the blocks above. Go back to any block to change them, carry the scenario into the full dashboard, or print it as a presentation.The figures behind this study, and what they return to the landowner.

    Let’s talk about your land.

    Share a few details about your land and we will come back with a first review of what a partnership could look like.

    Important notice · initial feasibility study