Trump Mansions at Rayana, Wadi Safar, Saudi Arabia.

Set within the folds of Wadi Safar, the high-value valley destination on Riyadh’s western edge inside the broader Diriyah area, Rayana occupies a distinctive position in the capital’s expanding landscape. The community spans about 2.6 million square metres. The planning is low-density and terrain-led: architecture responds to the natural terrain, privacy is reinforced by the landscape itself, and access is controlled.

The location places residents minutes from Diriyah, the historic heart of the Saudi state, alongside the wider Wadi Safar destination, which includes a separate Greg Norman-designed Signature golf course (an 18-hole championship layout plus a 9-hole academy, 27 holes in total, operated by Golf Saudi), the Royal Diriyah Equestrian & Polo Club, and the Wadi Safar Experience Center. Within Wadi Safar itself, the mapped ecosystem includes a cluster of hospitality and destination anchors, with golf and leisure facilities integrated into the valley.

Where it sits. Rayana is positioned within reach of Riyadh’s most important commercial, diplomatic and future-event districts, including Diriyah as the cultural and heritage capital, Kingdom Centre, the Diplomatic Quarter, the King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD), the Expo 2030 District, and the King Salman International Stadium, a 2034 FIFA World Cup venue.

Rayana is composed of two distinct mansion collections, unified by place but separated by intent.

• Trump Mansions. A limited collection of Trump-branded residences overlooking the 18-hole Trump golf course, defined by signature architecture and fully designed Signature Interiors that follow the Trump design language: refined, balanced and enduring.
• Rayana Mansions. A collection of private estates defined by scale, discretion and full personal authorship. Each residence begins as a complete architectural foundation, allowing owners to shape internal spaces to their lifestyle.

How Rayana Mansions are delivered. Each is handed over shell-and-core: a completed structure with a finished architectural façade, core services infrastructure and a raw interior environment. Owners then choose one of three design pathways: develop the interiors independently (in line with community and Diriyah guidelines), collaborate with Dar Global’s international design studios in New York and Miami, or appoint Compass, Dar Global’s specialist fit-out partner, to deliver a fully executed interior. Mansions run 6 to 8 bedrooms depending on type and plot.

The two collections are organised into six architectural typologies in total, Types A to F, each corresponding to plot scale and masterplan location, with unique façades and positions. Rayana Mansions span Types A to C; the Trump Mansions span Types D to F, with Type F approaching palatial proportions.

Per-type dimensions circulating through brokers are indicative third-party figures rather than a published Dar Global schedule, so the table below gives the overall range across the six typologies rather than false-precise per-type bands. Confirm exact plot and built-up areas per plot at reservation.

Pricing. Across the launch coverage, Rayana Mansions start from about SAR 25 million (roughly USD 6.66 million) for a 6-bedroom estate. Trump Mansions, the fully designed collection, are price-on-request. The limited-collection nature of the enclave, a finite set of estates rather than hundreds of tower units, points to scarcity value within the community.

Central to the Rayana vision is the Trump International Golf Club, Wadi Safar, an 18-hole championship course tuned for quiet precision and surrounded by dramatic natural landscapes. It is positioned as the valley’s members-led centrepiece, with members-only access that protects playing conditions year-round. It is distinct from the separate Greg Norman-designed 27-hole Wadi Safar Signature Course in the wider destination; the two are not the same layout.

The course joins Trump Golf’s global portfolio, which spans destinations in the United States, the United Kingdom and beyond. Trump golf properties have been consistently top-ranked across major course lists; Turnberry’s Ailsa Course in Scotland, for instance, sits near the top of Golf World’s 2026 Top 100. The Wadi Safar club is the brand’s entry point into the Saudi market.

The development centres on a private, members-only club for residents, under the banner "No Day Guests. No Exceptions." It is a private world built for relaxation, connection and unwinding, with a strict no-day-guest model. The programme includes:

• a signature bar, a fine dining restaurant and a café,
• a cigar lounge, a members lounge and meeting rooms,
• a fully equipped gym with changing and locker rooms,
• and a pro shop.

These facilities create a self-contained lifestyle ecosystem where residents can socialise, conduct business and pursue leisure without leaving the community. Beyond the branded anchors, the wider community programme adds walking, running and cycling tracks, parks and activity areas, kids play areas, organic farming and community gardens, and wellness stores.

For residents, the Trump International Hotel, Wadi Safar, serves as a refined extension of home, offering dining, entertainment, signature suites and leisure facilities, all moments from the residences.

Critically, the hotel has its own private gate and a dedicated arrival route, completely separate from residential access. That separation of circulation preserves serenity for mansion residents while maintaining a discreet experience for hotel guests, a planning decision that recognises the needs of the very wealthiest buyers who want both full hospitality and absolute privacy.

Privacy at Rayana is treated as infrastructure, and access control operates on multiple levels. Entry into Wadi Safar itself is protected by a dedicated private gate reserved only for authorised residents and guests. Within that broader enclave, Rayana introduces an additional secured gateway through its own private gates, creating a further layer of privacy for the community.

This multi-layered model reflects international best practice in private residential development, where discretion is valued as highly as architectural quality and amenity. In a market where genuine privacy is increasingly rare, Rayana is built around it.

Rayana sits at the heart of Diriyah’s transformation into a global-grade cultural and lifestyle destination. The PIF-backed masterplan is valued at $63.2 billion (SAR 236 billion) across 14 square kilometres, anchored by the UNESCO-inscribed At-Turaif district and targeted for completion by 2030. Wadi Safar is not a conventional suburban expansion but a high-end quarter built around hospitality, golf, sport, retail and curated experiences. That destination infrastructure is central to Rayana’s appeal: buyers are acquiring not only a home but access to a rare ecosystem of hospitality, leisure, wellness, dining and clubs.

The launch confirmed the Trump-branded component of Diriyah’s western edge as a headline pipeline. On 11 January 2026, Dar Global, the international arm of Dar Al Arkan, launched the Riyadh project, with chief executive Ziad El Chaar putting the combined value of the Trump-branded Saudi programme at about $10 billion. The following day, 12 January 2026, the partners launched Trump Plaza Jeddah within the Amaya development, a project valued at more than $1 billion and the third Dar Global and Trump collaboration in Saudi Arabia. The Rayana mansions are targeted for handover in December 2029, ahead of the masterplan’s 2030 completion horizon.

Delivery is already under way. Dar Global awarded a SAR 338 million contract for the Rayana master-community infrastructure at Wadi Safar, concrete evidence the project has moved from announcement into construction. The release is also timed against a wider policy shift: Saudi Arabia’s Law of Real Estate Ownership by Non-Saudis took effect on 22 January 2026, and the Cabinet approved the geographical zones and implementing regulations on 23 June 2026, allowing foreign ownership in designated areas of Riyadh, aligned with Vision 2030’s capital-attraction strategy. In Riyadh, ownership is restricted to the zones now mapped through Saudi Properties, with property-specific boundaries, rights and caps.

Rayana arrives as Riyadh undergoes a transformation at record speed. The Royal Commission for Riyadh City targets a population of 15 million by 2030, an ambition reportedly trimmed in 2024; independent forecasts are more conservative, with Knight Frank projecting around 9.6 million by 2030. Either way, the direction of travel is rapid expansion, driven by national development plans and major international events.

• Riyadh will host Expo 2030, is a host city for the FIFA World Cup 2034, and will stage the 2034 Asian Games, with hundreds of international firms choosing the city as their regional base.
• The capital has seen the emergence of Michelin-starred dining, international schools, new hotels and comprehensive lifestyle infrastructure.
• The King Abdullah Financial District, the Diplomatic Quarter and a major new international airport position Riyadh as a regional connectivity hub.
• Strong governance, long-term planning and accelerating demand make it a stable capital for investment, and the centre of the Kingdom’s giga-project programme.

Dar Global PLC, the international developer behind Rayana, is the international arm of Dar Al Arkan and is listed on the London Stock Exchange. As of its fifth anniversary in June 2026, it reported a development portfolio of roughly $23 billion and became the first GCC-based company upgraded to the LSE’s Equity Shares (Commercial Companies) category, a meaningful credibility anchor for international buyers. It works across the world’s most sought-after cities and has established partnerships with more than ten globally recognised brands, including the Trump Organization, Aston Martin, Automobili Lamborghini, Pagani, W Hotels, Fendi, Elie Saab and Nickelodeon.

With a presence in 14 international cities across seven countries, including the United Kingdom, Spain, the Maldives, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Oman and Qatar, Dar Global describes its mission as driving economic transformation by attracting international clients and foreign direct investment, injecting capital, confidence and expertise that strengthens local infrastructure while raising the appeal of each destination. It maintains sales and customer-service offices in New York, London, Marbella, Athens, Dubai, Jeddah, Riyadh, Muscat and Doha.

The launch is a statement of confidence in Saudi Arabia’s prime residential sector. For international investors, Rayana offers exposure to:

• a Trump-branded asset in an emerging prime market,
• membership in a private golf and lifestyle community,
• positioning within Riyadh’s top-prime residential zone, and
• access to Saudi Arabia’s high-growth economic trajectory.

The limited-collection nature of the mansions points to scarcity value, while the comprehensive amenity package, the golf course, hotel and club facilities, creates a self-contained ecosystem designed to attract and retain residents. With the new foreign-ownership law live from January 2026 and handover targeted for December 2029, the window to position early is now open. To keep up to date with availability and pricing across Saudi Arabia, speak to Omnia Capital Group.

The arrival of the Trump International Golf Club and the Trump Mansions at Wadi Safar marks a pivotal moment in Saudi Arabia’s emergence as a global destination. By combining the Trump Organization’s brand recognition with Dar Global’s regional expertise and the Kingdom’s transformational ambition, Rayana offers an environment of elevated hospitality, golf and distinguished residential living. Launched on 11 January 2026 and now in delivery, it has moved from headline to handover plan.

As Riyadh positions itself at the centre of regional transformation, Rayana offers those who value discretion and amenity a rare opportunity to secure a private address in the Kingdom’s royal valley, ahead of a December 2029 handover.