Total area ~1.5 million m² (1,500 dunums) developed over 6 phases (~250,000 m² each)
Industrial cities & zonesSyria
Murjan Industrial City — An Integrated Industrial City in Rural Damascus, Syria
A strategic opportunity to establish a fully integrated industrial city spanning ~1.5 million m² (1,500 dunums) in the Murjan area of Rural Damascus, developed over six successive phases (~250,000 m² each). The city offers ready-to-operate industrial units and fully serviced land plots for direct sale or long-term lease, within international-standard infrastructure and a pivotal logistics location ~35 km from Damascus and close to the Daraa–Suwayda highways and the southern border crossings. The project addresses a severe gap in organized industrial supply (≈75% unmet demand), with a supportive legal framework expected under Syria's modern Investment Law (tax and customs exemptions).
🏷️SectorIndustrial cities & zones
🌍CountrySyria
Why this opportunity?
The points that set this opportunity apartReady-to-operate industrial units (100–300 m² workshops, 300–1,000 m² factories) and serviced plots of 3,000–5,000 m²
Three flexible commercial models: long-term lease (5–25 yrs) • direct sale (~USD 100/m²) • build-to-suit
Pivotal logistics location: ~35 km from Damascus, near the Daraa & Suwayda highways and southern crossings (cuts transport costs 20–30%)
International-standard infrastructure: heavy-truck roads • high-capacity power (solar-ready) • water & drainage • fiber optics
Hybrid revenue model: leases 50% • service fees 30% • land sales 20% — stable, scalable cash flows
Phase 1: ~USD 25M investment, ~USD 4M expected annual income, ~USD 2.5M net profit, 10–12% ROI p.a. (7–9 year payback)
Supportive modern Investment Law (tax & customs exemptions) • clean individual land title • balanced LLC partnership
Additional details
The opportunity is built on developing a fully integrated industrial city in the Murjan area of Rural Damascus that delivers a ready-to-operate environment from day one: pre-built industrial units, flexible plots for custom development, and centralized services, within a clear legal and regulatory framework. The city is developed over six successive phases, distributing risk and reinvesting operating profits to fund subsequent phases — reducing upfront capital and improving return efficiency. The proposed partnership — through a Limited Liability Company — brings together the landowner (in-kind land contribution), the strategic investor (capital), and a specialized industrial-city operating partner, with equity calibrated to each party's contribution and independent valuation before incorporation. The project is expected to be registered under Syria's modern Investment Law to benefit from tax and customs exemptions and profit-repatriation facilities, potentially lifting effective profitability by more than 20% in the early years. Note: figures are estimated and preliminary, subject to a detailed feasibility study and due diligence after signing an initial MoU, and do not constitute a binding offer or legal or financial advice; full details are disclosed to approved investors per the platform's policy. The owner's identity, the exact location and any sensitive details have been intentionally omitted from this version.
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Important notes
- The information on this page is preliminary and indicative, and may be updated after studies are completed.
- This page is not a binding offer or a final invitation to invest; due diligence is required before any decision.
- Sensitive details, exact locations and party data are disclosed to approved investors after a non-disclosure agreement.
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