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Two residential blocks with 20 apartments of 100–195 m² in Kafr Hamra, Aleppo.
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Three residential blocks with 60 apartments of 145–193 m² in Kafr Hamra, Aleppo.
A residential block of 18 apartments of 169–182 m² over six levels in Kafr Hamra, Aleppo.
The Zamzam residential and vacation development is one of the largest planned gated communities in the Aleppo countryside, divided into four phases.
A Syrian-Saudi residential development in the Qudsaya suburb of Rif Dimashq, delivered through a partnership between the General Housing Establishment and Abyat. The published contract terms set 2,072 units across three phases, with delivery scheduled for 2028, 2029 and 2030.
Rehabilitation of Al-Qasatel Bridge (B46) on the Latakia–Ariha Motorway (M10), including a new 36-metre prestressed slab and a temporary detour.
Cement and clinker plant by Syria's AlHasan Holding Group and a Chinese partner in Ain Issa, Raqqa. Foundation stone laid on 13 October 2026.
An integrated coastal project in Latakia featuring residences, a yacht marina, international hotels and a beach club, developed by Eagle Hills.
Damascus Heights is an integrated residential development in Damascus offering villas, apartments and townhouses inspired by traditional Damascene architecture.
Houran One project launched in Daraa, featuring an 18-floor residential tower and a 3-floor commercial and medical building, with a 24-month construction period.
The General Establishment for Free Zones signed a memorandum of understanding with BOMACO in May 2026 for a free zone and dry port in Idlib under a BOT model.
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A landmark $4 billion phased expansion project aiming to increase annual passenger capacity to 31 million, featuring a new terminal and a 5-star hotel.
A planned residential city on the western axis of Aleppo towards Khan al-Asal, on about 457,000 square metres. Aleppo Governorate puts it at around 112 residential buildings and some 4,000 housing units; the plan also includes schools, health centres, a mosque, commercial areas and green space.
A residential complex of 18 towers and 936 apartments of 127–292 m² in Bishqatin, Aleppo, due for delivery in September 2029.
A planned industrial city in Al-Najeeh, in northern rural Daraa near the Damascus–Daraa highway. Al-Najeeh was agreed as the preliminary site in July 2026 with detailed studies to follow, and in September 2026 the Ministry of Economy and Industry put its area at 1,264 hectares.
Damascus Governorate and the Ministry of Tourism launched Qassioun Journey on 21 April 2026 to open Mount Qassioun as a public cultural and tourism destination; the governor announced over 7,000 expected jobs. Three banks finance the final phase, and he targets an opening in summer 2027.
Development and operation of Aleppo International Airport and construction of a new airport in phases, under a February 2026 agreement with the Saudi Elaf Investment Fund led by BinDawood.
Plan to convert Mezzeh Airport in Damascus to a limited civil airport for private and executive aviation; initial works began in September 2026, per SANA.
A road of about 10 km linking Ashrafiyeh and Jisr al-Touta in Hama's Ghab Plain. SANA reported that works began in April 2026 and it serves some 100,000 people.
Lighting works on the Damascus–Daraa international highway to improve night-time visibility and traffic safety, from maintenance on the Damascus section in 2025 to the lighting infrastructure included in the 2026 contract to rehabilitate the Nasib–Damascus highway.
Sham View is a major urban development project located between Qudsaya and Dummar
Rehabilitation of the Tartus port to Talkalkh rail line in western Homs since April 2026, replacing rails and sleepers. Final phase was under way in September.
KSrelief signed a programme on 20 September 2026 with a Syrian civil society organisation to build and equip the Um al-Bashaer health and community complex in Saraqib, rural Idlib, expected to benefit more than 100,000 people.
Raqqa Governorate and the Syrian Investment Authority signed a contract with Kayan Holding and Turkish firm MYB on 3 September 2026 for a craft and industrial zone at Sahlat al-Banat, about 4 km from Raqqa, after a June memorandum.
Administrative city, university campus and residential neighbourhood at Jabal Sheikh Aqil, Al-Bab, eastern rural Aleppo, on 200 dunams of waqf land according to the Ministry of Endowments. Foundation stone laid in July 2026; administrative city works began in September 2026.
Planned rail link from Saudi Arabia via Jordan and Syria to Türkiye and Europe. Türkiye's minister targets 3–4 years; about $100M for the Türkiye–Aleppo line.
National fiber-optic backbone of about 4,500 km across Syria, a partnership of stc and the Syrian Sovereign Fund, with a cable landing station in Tartus.
Rehabilitation of Deir ez-Zor Civil Airport after more than a decade out of civilian service. Works began in February 2026, and the airport reopened on 5 August 2026 with scheduled flights from Damascus and Kuwait.
Rehabilitation and expansion of the Bab al-Hawa border crossing with Türkiye in Idlib Governorate, over about 200,000 square metres. Works began in spring 2026 and were still under way in September 2026.
Rehabilitation of the Damascus–Palmyra–Deir ez-Zor road and construction of a second carriageway to make it a dual carriageway. In August 2026 the contract was awarded to Saudi Arabia's Al-Rawaf and Syria's Al-Kawati for about USD 300 million, with a 780-day execution period.
Ataa is rehabilitating 235 homes, 25 shops, two mosques and two schools in the Southern Neighborhood of Maarat al-Numan, Idlib, with Qatar Charity funding.
Rebuilding of the strategic Al-Siyasiyeh Bridge over the Euphrates in Deir ez-Zor, executed by the Syrian Establishment for Building and Construction under a 12-month contract. Works began on 29 May 2026, and the executing body expects completion by 29 March 2027.
A hotel, residential and commercial complex near Umayyad Square in central Damascus. Its joint company's development license was announced in September 2026.
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Bab al-Hawa Industrial City in Idlib has begun an expansion that clears a 55,000 square metre rocky mass to add new plots for food industries and strengthen the investment environment.
Rehabilitation of Al-Marjeh Square (Martyrs' Square) in central Damascus under a new design. Works began in late August 2026, according to the Supervision Directorate in Damascus, and include a small lake, fountain rehabilitation, a green lawn and pedestrian paths.
Rehabilitation of the Al-Rastan Strategic Bridge on the M5 highway in Homs Governorate, implemented by the Syrian Civil Defense with UNDP and funded by the Syria Humanitarian Fund. Reopened to traffic on 4 June 2026.
Rehabilitation and outfitting of a hotel building at the Mazzeh Highway and Southern Ring Road intersection in Damascus, to operate as a luxury hotel.
The Ministry of Health and UNDP signed an agreement in February 2026, funded by Germany through KfW, to rehabilitate and equip five public hospitals for EUR 30 million.
Syria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Aga Khan Development Network signed a memorandum of understanding in Damascus, formalising a commitment of at least €100 million in investment for 2026-2027
SANA reported four substations opened in Al-Sha'ar, Aleppo, on 29 April 2026 with UNDP; the energy minister said power is returning to about 15,000 people.
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A 26.5 km metro project with 17 stations to build the first metro line in Damascus (Green Line), serving 840,000 passengers daily.
An urban development project in central Homs comprising about 4,500 residential units, commercial facilities, and a public park of around 350,000 m2.
DP World signed a 30-year, $800 million concession in July 2025 to develop and operate Tartus Port, took over its operations in November 2025 and took delivery of three mobile harbour cranes in 2026.
Zero Pothole, announced by Aleppo Governorate on 19 April 2026 and started on 20 April, covers road repairs in Aleppo city, ten districts and main routes.
A six-tower mixed-use complex in Baramkeh, central Damascus, developed by Souria Holding Company with Damascus Governorate. The governor laid the foundation stone on 11 June 2026, CCC was named design-build contractor in July, and about 15,000 jobs are expected.
Park View is a gated residential community in Yaafour, Rural Damascus, by Unlimited Real Estate & Investment: 420 units in seven residential clusters on about 50,000 m², announced in August 2026 with about 30% of construction done and a reported USD 200 million investment.
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A residential community developed by Invest Group Overseas (IGO) in Yaafour, west of Damascus, on 144,000 square metres according to SANA. Launched on 17 June 2026; the project website lists 1,280 units in 13 buildings, with handover targeted for Q2 2029.
Al-Fayha Sports Hall in Damascus was rehabilitated at a reported cost of about $3 million and reopened by the Ministry of Sports and Youth on 20 April 2026.
Four-star hotel in Yaafour, Rif Dimashq, with 33 suites, rehabilitated after ceasing operations in 2011, per its investor, and inaugurated on 31 July 2026.
Second phase of restoring 14 historic markets and Khan al-Qaysariyya in old Homs, within a project costing about 11 billion Syrian pounds, carried out through the Syrian Development Organization with donations from merchants and industrialists.
The Ministry of Higher Education announced Tartus University Hospital in July 2026 to serve Tartous University's Faculty of Medicine and offer health services.
Nasaem Aleppo: development in the Urum area west of Aleppo with 125 plots of 500–900 m² on 89,000 m², per a July 2025 post by Imtilak Real Estate.
The Al-Rashid Bridge over the Euphrates in Raqqa was reopened on 6 July 2026 after rehabilitation of an 80-metre damaged section.
Gated villa compound on the Damascus Airport Road with six villa models of 640 to 1,680 m². Imtilak Real Estate gives Q3 2027 as the delivery date.
The General Company for Drinking Water and Sanitation in Hama rehabilitated Qulaydin Station in the Ghab Plain with funding and support from Islamic Relief; it entered trial service in June 2026 with a 255-panel solar system and a 500-cubic-metre reservoir.
Five-hectare integrated sports city offered to investors in Aleppo's Hanano district: covered football pitch, pool, halls, shops and a green space with a lake.
Foundation stone laid in June 2026 for a commercial complex and an automated bakery in the Al-Insha'at district of Homs, on about 5,000 square metres of Syrian Bakeries Establishment land, under what SANA describes as a public-private BOT partnership, with an announced implementation period of 18 months.
The Emergency Response Foundation has begun rehabilitating Uqayribat Health Centre in eastern Hama under the Fidaa li-Hama campaign. According to Rasha Maghmuma of the Hama Health Directorate, the centre is to serve about 80 surrounding villages that lack other health centres, home to some 60,000 people.
Mixed-use development on about 300,000 sq m in Yaafour, Rural Damascus, with retail, offices, homes and a hotel. A contract annex was signed in April 2026.
Idlib Governorate, with the Ministry of Tourism, signed a contract with Bakir Holding Company (Bekir Group Holding) in May 2026 to rehabilitate and operate the Carlton Hotel in Idlib. Four-star: about 60 rooms per the governor, about 76 units per the ministry; opening in about 18 months, per the minister.
Latakia City Council’s design competition for the Southern Corniche walkways produced a winner from about 12 entries, and in April 2026 Latakia Governorate published its details: five integrated zones along the seafront.
W3 is a regulated urban expansion zone in western Aleppo, west of the Jamiyat al-Zahraa neighborhood, covering 240 hectares with about 930 residential plots and room for about 14,000 apartments.
The Palace of Justice in Damascus is undergoing rehabilitation by the General Establishment for Construction and Building to modernize its infrastructure.
Syria's Ministry of Public Works and Housing has announced the resumption of the "Gate Eight" development in Yaafour, Rif Dimashq, following the signing of a new contract annex with UAE-based Emaar Pr
A comprehensive rehabilitation of the second and third water pumping stations in Balloran, rural Latakia, carried out by the Latakia Water Establishment with Action For Humanity to raise operating efficiency and keep both stations running.
The UAE company QZ is rehabilitating and operating the grinding mills of the Tartus cement plant under a 15-year contract signed in March 2026 with the state company Omran. Trial production began in April 2026.
Restoration of damaged homes in Al-Umqiyya village in Hama's Al-Ghab Plain, funded by Qatar Charity and carried out by the Emergency Response Foundation in coordination with Hama Governorate; about 281 homes restored by April 2026.
Aleppo's Water Resources Directorate and IYD Relief began rehabilitating the PS8 pump station in Rasem Al-Aboud; Syria's Energy Ministry cited 196 solar panels.
A Model Industrial City in the eastern Aleppo countryside aims to centralize and develop furniture manufacturing within an integrated complex.
Riyadh Cables Group is to invest about SAR 60 million to rehabilitate, operate and develop the Syrian Modern Cables plant in Adra, Rural Damascus, under an 18-year agreement with the Syrian Sovereign Fund.
A planned open-air commercial and recreational boulevard in the Khan al-Asal area west of Aleppo, spanning about 40 hectares.
A hotel and commercial complex in the Mezzeh (Youth City) area of Damascus, developed under the Ministry of Tourism and Damascus Governorate.
Jasmine City is an integrated residential and service development in the Wadi al-Jawz area of Hama, covering about 300,000 square metres.
A proposed mixed-use investment complex (124 dunams) at the Old Fairground overlooking Umayyad Square, with residential towers, a mall, and hotels.
announced in Saboura (Rural Damascus) is the "Damascus Towers" project, designed as a large-scale, fully integrated suburban development.
Commercial complex in the Barzeh district of Damascus, developed by the Syrian Engineers Syndicate as a real estate investment for its retirement fund.
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