U.S. comprehensive sanctions revoked (June 2025) and the Caesar Act repealed (December 2025). Targeted designations and transaction-specific compliance remain relevant.
PROPERTY NO. 14 · KHIYARAT NAWFAL · RURAL DAMASCUS
The future
is moving.
The land is
already here.
103,066 m² of registered land on the Damascus International Airport corridor.
Conceptual presentation based on supplied source material — not documentary photography of the property.
SCROLL
103,066
m²
WHAT EXISTS
One registered property.
One specific geometry.
The documentary source remains the supplied survey. The presentation diagram below is rebuilt from that source for clarity and orientation.
OWNERSHIP
103,066 m².
One owner: PETRA for Real Estate Investments.
Land at this scale on the Damascus corridor is almost always held in fragments — inherited shares, co-owners, adjoining plots that must be assembled. Property No. 14 is held in full by PETRA for Real Estate Investments. You are reading this from the owner. One counterparty. One negotiation. One signature to close.
Ownership documentation is available in the data room.
DOCUMENTARY SOURCE
The supplied survey.
Review the original source directly. The website never asks a generated boundary or visualisation to stand in for cadastral evidence.
Open supplied survey ↗
THE CORRIDOR
The road is part of the asset story.
The supplied source presents a main body of 101,366 m² and a southern triangle of 1,700 m², separated by the airport highway while remaining within Property No. 14.
Conceptual visualisation · not a photograph of the property.
WHAT IS CHANGING
The asset stays still.
The context does not.
Context is not the asset. It is the environment an investor must evaluate around the asset.
WHY DAMASCUS
Capital has
a geography.
Damascus concentrates administration, commerce, population, transport, infrastructure and major announced investment.
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THE INVESTMENT CONTEXT
Signals worth examining.
World Bank estimate of Syria's physical reconstruction requirement.
Reported across infrastructure, transport and real estate in August 2025. Announced value is not the same as fully deployed capital.
Sources
- U.S. Department of State, Syria Sanctions — Executive Order 14312 revoking comprehensive U.S. sanctions (30 June 2025); Caesar Act repealed (18 December 2025). Targeted designations and compliance obligations remain.
- World Bank, Syria Physical Damage and Reconstruction Assessment 2011–2024, press release 21 October 2025 — conservative best estimate US$216BN within a US$140–345BN range.
- Syrian Investment Authority signing ceremony, Damascus, 6 August 2025 — 12 agreements totalling US$14BN, as reported by Reuters / Arab News and Al Jazeera. Announced value is not deployed capital.
THE INTERNATIONAL GATEWAY
US$4BN
airport programme.
Target capacity has been stated at up to 31 million passengers annually at full development. PETRA does not control this external project or its delivery timetable.
Conceptual editorial representation · factual project information should be independently reviewed. Source: US$4BN Damascus International Airport agreement with UCC Holding and stated capacity of up to 31 million passengers a year, Syrian Investment Authority / SANA, 6 August 2025, as reported by AP.
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THE CORRIDOR
Five distances.
One address.
Road distances from Property No. 14.
The asset
PETRA · Property No. 14
Khiyarat Nawfal · Rural Damascus
Road distances measured from the property boundary, as stated in the supplied PETRA investment material.
THE INVESTMENT SNAPSHOT
Three facts. One investment basis.
Registered area103,066 m²10.31 hectares · 25.5 acres
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Our asking priceUS$25,000,000Our current public asking price
Our asking price per m²US$242.56 / m²
Our current asking price equates to US$242.56 per registered square metre.
Calculated from our US$25,000,000 asking price and the 103,066 m² registered land area. This is an arithmetic presentation of our asking price, not an independent valuation.
WHAT EXISTS.
WHAT IS CHANGING.
WHAT COULD.
Conceptual development studies · not proposed or approvedWHAT COULD
Eight possibilities.
One asset.
Explore eight development possibilities and the spaces they could create. Each opens into its own feasibility study.
From the wider vision to the spaces within.
EIGHT POSSIBILITIES.
ONE ASSET.
WHAT COULD CHANGE.
THE LAND
REMAINS.
HOW WOULD YOU PARTICIPATE?
Choose a relationship
with the asset.
Acquire
Discuss full acquisition of the asset.
Discuss acquisition →Partner
Explore a land-for-equity or other joint-development structure, subject to agreement and approvals.
Discuss partnership →Operate
Explore an operating/development structure appropriate to the asset and approved project.
Discuss operating structure →FROM INTEREST TO EVIDENCE
An investment case
should survive diligence.
Investment decisions require independent legal, planning, financial and compliance review. When you are ready, this is the sequence.
- 01NDA
- 02Data room access
- 03Site visit
- 04Legal / title / planning / technical review
- 05Indicative interest + structure
- 06Documentation + approvals
- 07Transfer / closing
QUALIFIED INTEREST
The next conversation
should be specific.
Tell us enough to route your enquiry to the appropriate investment discussion. No unnecessary financial data is requested here.
WHAT EXISTS.
WHAT IS CHANGING.
WHAT COULD.
THE LAND REMAINS.
