This market which lies at the intersection of the Southern Circular Highway and Batha Main Street was opened on Monday 6/2/1422H. It is regarded as one of the most modern projects that have recently been inaugurated by Arriyadh Development Company. Furthermore, it is regarded as a new addition in the area that is owned by the company in Aziziyah Quarter. Riyadh Wholesale and Retail Market embraces Riyadh Vegetable and Fruit Wholesale Market and the Public Transport Center.

By virtue of its distinguished features, Riyadh Wholesale and Retail Market offers unspeakable shopping conveniences such as the spacious front and back parking lots which can concurrently accommodate more than 500 cars. The propinquity of these parking lots within the location of Riyadh Vegetable and Fruit Wholesale Market renders it absolutely helpful integrating customers' sale services since customers can shop at these two adjacent markets with a lot of ease and comfort.

In order for the company to be able to offer the best sale service, the market units have been leased to a group of distinguished people in the business domain. This group includes Ibrahim Ibn Abdulaziz Al-Romaizan Trading Establishment, Al-Khamis Cold Store, Dar Al-Rajwan Trading Est., Al-Wisam Al-Harbi Est., Naseem Al-Quds Est., Rubua Al Alam Trading Est., Ahla Al Halawiyat, Al Utair Plastics, Al Utair Foodstuffs, Abdullah Ibn Mohammed Ibn Quwaid Est., Abdullah Ibn Nasser Al Khraiji Trading Est., Al Qarya Plastics, Al Tawfiq Plastics, Al Gaith Plastics and Paper Products, Namariq Trading Est., Al Hilais Trading Group Co. Ltd., Wadi Al Zaitoon Trading Est., Musa'ad Plastics, Al Ma'ali Trading Est., Mahamis Rukn Al Dhahiriya, and Arriyadh Foodstuffs.

Due to the fact that Arriyadh Wholesale and Retail Market has an exceedingly close connection with the Vegetable and Fruit Wholesale Market, and due to its location in an area that is undergoing constant growth of service integration, it unquestionably regarded as a unique type of market, especially when it is taken into consideration that the plot of the allocated land can accommodate future expansions in harmony with the actual needs.

The area on which the actual buildings stand is precisely 23200 square meters. The total cost of the project has amounted to SR 42,466,939.49.

A closer look at the components of the market would reveal that the market consists of a row of eight buildings in juxtaposition. Some of these buildings contain showrooms on the ground floor and offices on the first floor. The commercial displays include a variety of food items such as cooking oil, rice, sugar, cooking butter, etc. Other buildings contain stores specialized in various plastic products