Osool Integrated Real Estate Co. presents itself publicly as a Saudi real-estate investment and asset management company and is publicly associated with major developments such as Obhur City in Jeddah and Digital City (commercial phase) in Riyadh. Public materials describe Obhur City as a large residential community (2,500+ units cited in company materials), but independently verified completion/handover statistics were not found in the reviewed sources.

Public information reviewed indicates ongoing development/asset-management activity and a visible project pipeline, but it does not provide audited financials, disclosed financing facilities, or verifiable institutional funding details. Financial credibility can be described only as “active market participant,” without public evidence sufficient to assess balance-sheet strength.

Public sources reviewed largely reflect company communications about standards and amenities rather than third-party quality assessments. Independent evidence such as engineering audits, defect-rate reporting, or verified resident satisfaction metrics was not identified in the reviewed sources.

No authoritative public registry extracts or regulator notices were identified in the reviewed sources to confirm licensing status or specific governmental approvals for named projects. Regulatory standing therefore cannot be verified beyond the absence of adverse findings in the reviewed public materials.

Public sources reviewed include contact and booking channels and general statements of tenant focus, but do not provide a reliable set of independently verifiable resident reviews tied to specific properties and service outcomes. Customer experience cannot be summarized confidently from the reviewed sources.

The company has visible public presence via an official website and LinkedIn, and its projects are promoted through official channels and related project sites. The reviewed sources did not include independent reputation rankings with clear methodology or verified complaint aggregations.

Project communications reference sustainability themes (including describing Obhur City as “sustainable” in public-facing materials), but third-party certifications or measurable ESG disclosures tied to projects were not identified in the reviewed sources. Sustainability adoption cannot be verified beyond these claims.