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Diriyah awards US $666mn Pendry Superblock Package deal

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The Diriyah Company has secured a significant contract worth US $666mn for the implementation of the Pendry Superblock Package Northwest within Diriyah Gate II as part of the Diriyah Project.

This contract involves Pendry Hotels and Resorts, a unit of US-based Montage International, establishing its inaugural property in Saudi Arabia’s historical, cultural, and lifestyle destination.

The Diriyah Project, a $63bn initiative by Diriyah Company, aims to transform the birthplace of Saudi Arabia into a heritage destination. This transformation will blend historic Najdi architecture with modern luxury, making Diriyah a unique and captivating destination. Notably, Diriyah is also home to the At Turaif Unesco World Heritage Site.

The Pendry Superblock Package encompasses a comprehensive scope of work, including the construction of the Pendry Hotel Diriyah. Additionally, it involves the development of premium residential and commercial assets spanning over a vast 75,000sqm area. This project is one of the 32 new global hotel brands that have joined Diriyah Company’s hospitality portfolio.

Founded in 2014, Pendry is a chain of luxury boutique hotels based in California. The company also offers residential components at various properties, such as Pendry Residences West Hollywood. As of 2022, Pendry operates seven properties in diverse locations, including San Diego, Baltimore, West Hollywood, Chicago, New York City, Park City, and Washington DC.

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