The Argentine Neighborhood is a high-quality investment project in Qatar in the workers accommodation sector, representing a fully integrated residential city designed in accordance with the highest operational standards to provide a high-quality living environment with a capacity of up to 67,392 workers. The project enjoys a strategic location in Al Wakra, on Plot No. 90020337, and spans a total area of 773,457 square meters, enhancing its investment appeal and ability to generate stable, long-term returns.
The project's design reflects an urban identity inspired by traditional Qatari architecture, featuring buildings composed of a ground floor and two upper floors (G+2), ensuring efficient land use and ease of operation. The neighborhood is planned around a grid-based urban fabric inspired by traditional Arabic courtyard houses, enhancing privacy and quality of life within the community.
The development comprises 1,404 residential units, totaling 16,848 rooms, thoughtfully distributed to provide high operational flexibility and meet the requirements of large corporations and institutions. It also offers a comprehensive range of facilities and services, including mosques, a hypermarket, a central retail area, local retail shops, restaurants, primary and secondary electrical substations, a sewage treatment plant, government service buildings, and outdoor and recreational facilities, creating a fully integrated and stable operational environment.
The project further strengthens its investment value through extensive infrastructure and service allocations, including 126,938 square meters of landscaped green areas and 425,235 square meters dedicated to roads, walkways, and parking, with a total built-up area of approximately 754,674 square meters, ensuring asset sustainability and strong demand.
With its urban integration, strategic location, and high operational efficiency, the Argentine Neighborhood represents a promising investment opportunity in one of the most stable and fast-growing sectors of Qatar's real estate market.
