Retal Urban Development Company
Retal represents the quintessence of craftsmanship by embracing the virtues of urbanism.
The total value of our completed, ongoing and upcoming projects exceeds 9.5 billion Saudi riyals and the upcoming 9.5 billion Saudi riyals. With more than 7,000 units under construction, and 6,000 completed units.
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Retal recognised for analytics at Middle East TEA; Abdullah Osama AlSalih named Innovator of the Year
Retal recognised for analytics at Middle East TEA; Abdullah Osama AlSalih named Innovator of the Year
The awards programme was held on 11 October 2023 at the Grand Hyatt Dubai.
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