Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will participate as a keynote speaker at the fifth edition of the Real Estate Future Forum, hosted in Riyadh from 26 to 28 January 2026 at the Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh, under the patronage of H.E. Majed bin Abdullah Al-Hogail, Minister of Municipalities and Housing, and held under the theme “Expanding Horizons: Real Estate Thriving.” The Forum is expected to attract significant local and international attention and participation. Secretary Clinton will be accompanied by a delegation of prominent American business leaders and investors to explore promising investment opportunities across several sectors and major projects in the Kingdom, supporting economic diversification and the attraction of further investments. The Forum takes place at a time when Saudi Arabia’s real estate ecosystem is undergoing notable development and transformation, driven by the adoption of advanced and sustainable real estate technologies. The sector continues to encourage both local and foreign investment through the creation of an attractive investment environment, alongside the digitalization of services and the unification of real estate processes. In addition, the Real Estate Transformation Program under Vision 2030 has played a key role in delivering major large-scale investments, including high-value residential and commercial projects. Ms. Reem Al-Harbi, Chief Operating Officer of the Real Estate Future Forum, welcomed the participation of the former U.S. Secretary of State in the Forum’s fifth edition, noting that the upcoming edition will witness distinguished and high-profile participation from leading international figures and decision-makers in the real estate and advisory sectors. She emphasized that previous editions of the Forum have proven its position as a global platform that brings together real estate decision-makers and creates an enabling environment for forming strategic alliances and partnerships. She also confirmed that the fifth edition has successfully attracted broad participation, including confirmed representation from more than 140 countries, along with over 300 local and international speakers. It is worth noting that the launch of the fifth edition of the Real Estate Future Forum will coincide with the implementation of the updated foreign ownership law, which comes into effect in January 2026. The Forum’s focus on this milestone is part of a broader awareness campaign surrounding this significant real estate development, which is expected to further stimulate real estate investment amid the major transformations witnessed by the sector over the past two decades. Forum sessions and discussions will address several critical themes related to the real estate ecosystem and its local and global developments, including current and future real estate challenges, transformation within the industry, diversified financing solutions, real estate developments in the Kingdom, and the impact of PropTech and artificial intelligence on various real estate sectors. Additionally, a number of agreements will be signed and several real estate alliances formed on the sidelines of the Forum.

British broadcaster Piers Morgan, one of the world’s most influential media figures, will participate for the second consecutive year in the fifth edition of the Real Estate Future Forum, taking place at a critical time as the Kingdom undergoes a pivotal transformation in its real estate ecosystem. The Forum serves as a strategic platform bringing together global decision-makers to help reshape the future of real estate investment and ownership, and to advance the sector both locally and internationally. Morgan praised the work and activities of previous editions of the Forum, highlighting the serious and substantive discussions they featured. He noted that the Forum represents a vital platform for leading companies, investors, and experts to connect and engage in dialogue on the future of global real estate. Commenting on his expectations for the themes and discussions of the fifth edition, scheduled from 26 to 28 January 2026 under the patronage of H.E. Majed bin Abdullah Al-Hogail, Minister of Municipalities and Housing, and held under the theme “Expanding Horizons: Real Estate Thriving,” Morgan stated: “The Real Estate Future Forum will be the first major gathering to mark the launch of the important new law allowing non-Saudis to own property in the Kingdom.” He added: “I was delighted to participate in the fourth edition of the Forum held in January 2025. It was a superbly organized event that delivered significant value. For this reason, I decided to return for a second year and look forward to taking part in the activities of the fifth edition.” For his part, Abdullah Al-Harbi, Chief Executive Officer of the Real Estate Future Forum and Head of the Saudi Arabian Office of the International Real Estate Federation (FIABCI), welcomed the participation of the renowned global media figure Piers Morgan in the Forum’s fifth edition. He stated that the presence of prominent figures and leaders—across real estate, advisory, and media sectors—reflects the Forum’s success and its growing local and international impact. Al-Harbi continued: “The Forum is being held at a time when the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is witnessing a strategic transformation in real estate ownership and investment regulations. Through its programs and initiatives, the Forum continues to strengthen its position as a leading platform that brings together elite decision-makers to shape the future of the global real estate sector.” He also confirmed that all preparations and logistical arrangements have been completed ahead of the Forum’s launch on schedule, anticipating strong participation from leading executives across real estate, investment, and advisory sectors, alongside prominent local and international figures and leaders. The fifth edition of the Real Estate Future Forum is expected to welcome distinguished international and local leaders, as well as senior figures from both the public and private sectors—most notably from real estate, advisory services, banking, and financial institutions—along with specialized experts and consultants in various investment fields. The Forum is also expected to attract participation from more than 140 countries and approximately 300 speakers, who will engage in sessions, workshops, and lectures addressing key themes related to the real estate ecosystem locally and globally. Foremost among these are supporting the real estate industry, attracting high-value foreign investment, and examining global experiences and best practices that drive sector growth. The Forum gains particular significance as its launch coincides with the implementation of the updated non-Saudi property ownership regulation, which comes into effect in early January 2026—a milestone expected to provide meaningful support to the real estate sector, strengthen market trends and investment strategies, and promote sustainable growth.

The Real Estate Future Forum is set to serve as a global hub for industry leaders, policymakers, and investors as Saudi Arabia transitions toward a diversified and innovation-driven economy. The event will be held from Jan. 27— 29 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Riyadh and will gather over 300 speakers from 85 countries to lead discussions on the direction of real estate. Under the theme “Future for Humanity: Shaping Dreams into Reality,” RFF 2025 will focus on innovations, sustainability efforts, and investment strategies reshaping the global property market. This year’s edition will also spotlight the Middle East’s $1 trillion real estate pipeline, which is driving changes in urban development and creating new regional economic opportunities. Saudi Arabia at the forefront of real estate evolution The Kingdom’s Vision 2030 reforms have positioned the country as a leader in real estate development, combining innovation, sustainability, and economic growth. Forum participants will get an in-depth look at major projects, including NEOM, The Red Sea Project, and Diriyah Gate, and their economic impact and long-term sustainability. The discussions will provide insights into how these initiatives are influencing the broader real estate landscape. A $1 trillion opportunity for global transformation With the Middle East witnessing an unprecedented wave of urban expansion, the real estate sector has immense opportunities and critical responsibilities. This year’s forum will highlight how key stakeholders can leverage digital transformation, sustainable construction, and strategic investments to build cities that are economically viable, environmentally responsible, and socially inclusive. Benjamin Deschietere, managing director and partner at Boston Consulting Group, underscored the urgency of sustainability in real estate development. “The Middle East’s $1 trillion real estate pipeline offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity to rethink how we design and build our communities,” he told Arab News. “With buildings accounting for more than one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions, decisions made today in the region’s transformative mega-projects will impact generations and have the potential to influence global standards for decades,” he added. Deschietere said that sustainability in design, the use of greener materials, and advancements in construction and procurement practices are essential rather than optional. He said cities built with these principles would be more resource-efficient, livable, and valuable in the long term, adding that developers who adopt these approaches would gain a significant competitive edge in the coming decades. A holistic approach to sustainability and innovation RFF 2025 will focus on environmental sustainability and social and economic resilience. With the Kingdom’s target of developing 1 million new housing units by 2030, the forum will discuss how sustainable urbanization can drive affordability, job creation, and social equity. Edoardo Geraci, managing director and partner at BCG, told Arab News of the need for a paradigm shift. “Traditional real estate has often prioritized growth over sustainability, but the future demands a more holistic approach.” He added that beyond reducing carbon emissions, sustainable development must also consider social outcomes, such as inclusivity, affordability, and job creation. “Passive design principles and smart building technologies already enable a reduction of lifecycle carbon emissions by up to almost 40 percent, offering significant cost savings over time,” the expert said. Geraci also said the Middle East has a distinct chance to demonstrate how well-planned urban development can improve the quality of life, restore natural resources, and establish new standards for sustainable and resilient cities on a global scale. RFF 2025 themes and sessions Key themes and sessions at this year’s forum will encompass various topics, with over 30 high-level dialogue events and 25 in-depth workshops. Discussions on smart cities and digital transformation will explore the role of artificial intelligence and blockchain in real estate transactions and homeownership, innovations in smart buildings and urban infrastructure, and the impact of big data on market forecasting and investment strategies. Sustainable real estate and green building innovations will be another focal point, addressing the shift toward net-zero developments and green architecture, sustainable financing models for eco-friendly projects, and case studies from leading sustainable cities and giga-projects. Real estate investment and financing trends will be examined, with insights into alternative financing models for large-scale undertakings, the impact of global economic shifts on Middle Eastern real estate markets, and future trends in institutional investment and private sector involvement. The forum will also highlight the role of giga-projects in economic growth, offering perspectives from key players behind NEOM, The Red Sea Project, and Diriyah Gate, while discussing how these developments are shaping tourism, hospitality, urban living, the intersection of real estate, entertainment, and sports infrastructure. RFF 2025 will provide an outlook on integrating advanced technologies into the real estate sector. Panels will dive into emerging trends like virtual reality for property marketing, the role of the metaverse in digital real estate, and the use of robotics and 3D printing in construction. The implications of these technologies for efficiency, cost savings, and consumer experiences will be examined. Another focus will be community-centered urban planning and sessions will address the importance of inclusivity and accessibility in development projects, exploring how innovative housing models and mixed-use initiatives can enhance quality of life and foster social and economic prosperity. The forum will also discuss sustainable procurement practices and supply chain transformation, offering insights into minimizing waste and achieving carbon neutrality in mega-projects. The three-day event is set to feature a distinguished lineup of speakers, including government officials, global investors, and media personalities who will provide valuable insights into industry-shaping trends. Notable speakers include Majid Al-Hogail, Saudi minister of municipalities and housing; Turki bin Talal, governor of Asir region; Saud bin Talal, governor of Al-Ahsa; former US President Bill Clinton; international media influencer Piers Morgan; and global media commentator Tucker Carlson. With Vision 2030 strongly supporting tourism and lifestyle projects, discussions will explore how cultural preservation and modern innovation coexist in urban developments. Sessions will delve into the design of projects such as New Murabba and Trojena in NEOM, examining how these ventures are redefining the Kingdom’s global image while fostering sustainable growth. Insights into the transformative impact of major sporting and entertainment events on real estate demand and city planning will highlight the sector’s potential to drive broader socio-economic change. A platform for transformative deals and partnerships The 2024 edition of RFF saw over 50 agreements worth SR100 billion ($26.6 billion) signed, driving investment in key real estate projects. The 2025 forum is expected to eclipse those numbers, offering an even greater platform for deal-making, policy announcements, and strategic partnerships. A Glimpse into the Future The Kingdom’s real estate sector is on the cusp of a technological and financial revolution driven by digital transformation, sustainable design, and forward-thinking policies. As Vision 2030 continues to guide the nation toward an economically diversified and innovation-driven future, RFF 2025 will serve as a platform for international investors, developers, and policymakers looking to tap into the region’s potential. RFF 2025 will offer various opportunities for networking, collaboration, and sharing expertise, making it a key event in the ongoing development of the global real estate industry.

Industry leaders, policymakers, and investors gathered at the Real Estate Future Forum in Riyadh, where key announcements highlighted Saudi Arabia’s ongoing focus on property development, investment strategies, and tourism expansion. Building on these initiatives, the governor of Asir region, Prince Turki bin Talal, revealed that the Public Investment Fund has nine projects in development, with four already launched and five underway. “The largest PIF projects in the Kingdom are in the Asir region,” the governor said, adding that this is accompanied by an investment portfolio valued at SR30 billion ($7.9 billion). Regarding hospitality, the governor highlighted that Asir currently has between 6,000 and 8,000 approved and licensed hotel rooms. In line with this momentum, he also announced that the Ministry of Sports has officially recognized Abha’s World Cup bid as the best in the Kingdom. Meanwhile, Prince Saud bin Talal, governor of Al-Ahsa and acting CEO of the Al-Ahsa Development Authority, outlined plans for expanding the hospitality sector in the region. “In our pipeline, we have more than seven or eight hotels and over 25 rural lodges. Among the key developments are three five-star hotels: Hilton, Radisson Blu, and Hilton Garden Inn,” he said. The Saudi Minister of Tourism Ahmed Al-Khateeb underscored the rapid growth of the hospitality sector, revealing that the Kingdom currently has 475,000 hotel rooms, with projections to reach 675,000 by 2030. Regarding hyper-tourism, he discussed the impact of the King Salman International Airport expansion and Riyadh Air, forecasting that at least 50 percent of the Kingdom’s tourism will be centered in the capital, while ensuring that efforts will not push the figure beyond 80–90 percent. The expansion of King Salman International Airport is a key milestone in Saudi Arabia’s aviation growth, aligning with the country’s Vision 2030 objectives. The first phase of the Terminal 1 expansion at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh was inaugurated on Jan. 8, increasing the airport’s capacity to accommodate up to 7 million passengers annually. This follows the completion of Terminals 3 and 4 in November 2022. The airport has consistently been recognized as the Kingdom’s top-performing facility, upholding the highest compliance and operational standards. In the financial sector, the Chairman of the Capital Market Authority Mohammed El-Kuwaiz highlighted the increasing focus on Saudi Arabia’s real estate investment market. “Today, we have approximately 55 files for IPOs (initial public offerings) in the financial market, covering various sizes and companies. Around 20 percent of these files belong to real estate companies of different types,” he said. He emphasized the growing diversity in real estate services, including developers and marketers, aligning with the Kingdom’s goal of securing financing across all productive sectors. El-Kuwaiz further provided insights into best practices for listing companies, saying: “The best time to list a company is when its financial situation is stable and its funding needs are clear.” He added: “If you’re prepared to share information as if they were partners, involve them in decision-making as if they were partners, and handle conflicts of interest as if they were partners, then you’re welcome.” In a landmark decision, he also announced that listed companies owning properties in Makkah and Madinah can now welcome foreign investors, effective immediately. “On behalf of the CMA, we congratulate these companies,” he said. Foreigners can now invest in Saudi-listed firms owning real estate in Makkah and Madinah, with non-Saudi ownership capped at 49 percent. The CMA said in a press release that the move enhances market competitiveness and supports Vision 2030. The Real Estate Future Forum, running from Jan. 27 to 29 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Riyadh, aims to serve as a global platform for shaping the future of real estate. With over 300 speakers from 85 countries, the event will focus on innovations, sustainability efforts, and investment strategies driving the sector under the theme, “Future for Humanity: Shaping Dreams into Reality.”

As part of preparations for the fifth edition of the Future Real Estate Forum, taking place in May 2025, Forum officials met in London with Baroness Theresa May, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and member of the House of Lords. The meeting was held during an international tour aimed at engaging prominent global leaders, and concluded with an agreement for the Baroness to participate in the Forum’s program and activities. The partnership agreement was signed on behalf of the Forum by Reem Al-Harbi, Chief Operating Officer of the Future Real Estate Forum. Discussions during the meeting explored potential areas of collaboration and highlighted the ways in which the former Prime Minister could contribute to key conversations at the Forum. Her involvement comes at a time of significant transformation within Saudi Arabia’s real estate sector, marked by growing foreign investment and emerging opportunities across the Kingdom. This partnership supports the Forum’s ongoing efforts to build strategic global alliances. The upcoming edition is expected to include approximately 300 speakers, featuring leading local and international experts in real estate, investment, and consulting, representing more than 140 countries. The event will also coincide with the initial rollout of the updated foreign real estate ownership system in July 2025, ahead of its full implementation in January 2026. This regulatory milestone is regarded as one of the most significant frameworks supporting the growth of real estate investment. Abdullah Al-Harbi, CEO of the Future Real Estate Forum and Head of the FIABCI International Office in Saudi Arabia, noted that the participation of globally recognized leaders reflects the Forum’s rising international profile and continued success across previous editions. He welcomed Baroness May’s involvement, emphasizing that contributions from distinguished global figures help strengthen the Forum’s standing among the world’s leading real estate platforms. Preparations for the fifth edition are nearing completion. The event will take place 26–28 January 2026, under the patronage of the Saudi Minister of Municipal and Rural Affairs and Housing, Majid bin Abdullah Al-Hogail, and will be held under the theme “Expanding Horizons, Flourishing Real Estate.” Strong participation is anticipated from senior leaders, experts, and major organizations from Saudi Arabia and around the world. Throughout the Forum, participants will address a wide range of topics including digital transformation, the future of resilient urban economies, innovation in real estate development, and the adoption of artificial intelligence and virtual reality within the sector. An accompanying exhibition will showcase the latest technologies, solutions, and products in real estate. The event will also serve as a platform for partnerships, alliances, and the signing of various agreements and memoranda of understanding.

As part of preparations for the fifth edition of the Future Real Estate Forum, taking place in May 2025, Forum officials met in London with Baroness Theresa May, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and member of the House of Lords. The meeting was held during an international tour aimed at engaging prominent global leaders, and concluded with an agreement for the Baroness to participate in the Forum’s program and activities. The partnership agreement was signed on behalf of the Forum by Reem Al-Harbi, Chief Operating Officer of the Future Real Estate Forum. Discussions during the meeting explored potential areas of collaboration and highlighted the ways in which the former Prime Minister could contribute to key conversations at the Forum. Her involvement comes at a time of significant transformation within Saudi Arabia’s real estate sector, marked by growing foreign investment and emerging opportunities across the Kingdom. This partnership supports the Forum’s ongoing efforts to build strategic global alliances. The upcoming edition is expected to include approximately 300 speakers, featuring leading local and international experts in real estate, investment, and consulting, representing more than 140 countries. The event will also coincide with the initial rollout of the updated foreign real estate ownership system in July 2025, ahead of its full implementation in January 2026. This regulatory milestone is regarded as one of the most significant frameworks supporting the growth of real estate investment. Abdullah Al-Harbi, CEO of the Future Real Estate Forum and Head of the FIABCI International Office in Saudi Arabia, noted that the participation of globally recognized leaders reflects the Forum’s rising international profile and continued success across previous editions. He welcomed Baroness May’s involvement, emphasizing that contributions from distinguished global figures help strengthen the Forum’s standing among the world’s leading real estate platforms. Preparations for the fifth edition are nearing completion. The event will take place 26–28 January 2026, under the patronage of the Saudi Minister of Municipal and Rural Affairs and Housing, Majid bin Abdullah Al-Hogail, and will be held under the theme “Expanding Horizons, Flourishing Real Estate.” Strong participation is anticipated from senior leaders, experts, and major organizations from Saudi Arabia and around the world. Throughout the Forum, participants will address a wide range of topics including digital transformation, the future of resilient urban economies, innovation in real estate development, and the adoption of artificial intelligence and virtual reality within the sector. An accompanying exhibition will showcase the latest technologies, solutions, and products in real estate. The event will also serve as a platform for partnerships, alliances, and the signing of various agreements and memoranda of understanding.

أبدى السير ريتشارد تشارلز نيكولاس برانسون، مؤسس مجموعة فيرجن العالمية التي تضم أكثر من 360 شركة، تطلعه الكبير، للمشاركة في أعمال منتدى مستقبل العقار، في نسخته الخامسة، التي ستنعقد بالرياض، خلال الفترة من 26 إلى 28 يناير 2026، برعاية وزير البلديات والإسكان الأستاذ ماجد بن عبدالله الحقيل، وذلك تحت شعار: "آفاق تتسع، وعقارات تزدهر"، بمشاركة كبار القيادات والشخصيات العالمية، ما يعكس أهمية المنتدى كأحد أبرز المنصات على المستوى الدولي، لتبادل الأفكار واستقطاب الاستثمارات في قطاع العقار. وقال السير برانسون عن مشاركته القادمة في المنتدى: "أنا أتطلع للمشاركة في منتدى مستقبل العقار في الرياض، السعودية، خلال يناير 2026، كما أتطلع حقًا بأن أكون بين عقول رائدة من جميع أنحاء العالم، الذين يمتلكون الطموح للتعاون والابتكار ورفع المعايير، في القطاع العقاري". وتابع :"أتشوّق لمشاركة بعض من قصصي والتجارب الخاصة بي، على المنصة، لأكون جزءًا من هذا الحدث المستقبلي الطموح الذي نأمل أن يكون محفزًا للتغيير، وأنا واثق أنه سيكون كذلك". ويسعى المنتدى لتحقيق عدة أهداف، منها دعم صناعة العقار ومناقشة أحدث المستجدات المتعلقة بنظام تملك الأجانب للعقار وأثرها على استقطاب الاستثمارات النوعية العالمية، بالإضافة إلى تعزيز الشراكات الاستراتيجية، ومشاركة التجارب الوطنية وتبني أفضل الممارسات العالمية، لدعم نمو القطاع العقاري، من خلال منصة تعرض النقاشات المتنوعة، حول مواضيع وقضايا العقار محليًا وعالميًا. ويتوقع أن يشهد المنتدى مشاركة نحو 300 متحدث، وأكثر من 140 دولة، حيث ستناقش جلسات وورش المنتدى أحدث تطورات القطاع العقاري على المستوى العالمي، إلى جانب الوقوف على أحدث تطورات القطاع على مستوى المملكة، مدفوعة بكبرى المشاريع الاستراتيجية ورؤية 2030، والتي أسهمت في تطوير البنية التحتية، والمدن الذكية، وتعزيز الاستدامة في البناء، وتحديث مشاريع الأنظمة والتشريعات العقارية.علماً بأن انطلاقة المنتدى تتزامن مع بدء تطبيق نظام تملك الأجانب للعقار المحدّث في يوليو 2025، والمقرر دخوله حيّز التنفيذ في يناير 2026، كحدث عقاري هام يعزز من الاستثمارات العقارية المتنوعة.

Former US President Bill Clinton praised Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 initiatives on Wednesday, highlighting their role in creating new opportunities for individuals to realize their full potential. Speaking on the final day of the Real Estate Future Forum in a panel titled “A President’s Perspective: Bill Clinton at RFF 2025,” the 42nd president of the US lauded the Kingdom’s efforts to unlock human potential and foster inclusive development. “The things that Saudi Arabia is doing now will provide more opportunities for more people to live up to their fullest capacity, and I think this is important,” Clinton said. He emphasized the importance of Vision 2030 as a strategic framework for sustainable growth and encouraged other countries to take note. “I think it (Vision 2030) is very important and it’s worth investing in,” Clinton remarked, adding, “I think that we, Americans, should come here and study this 2030 plan and ask ourselves what is our equivalent.” Clinton expressed a long-standing admiration for Saudi Arabia, stating, “I’ve always felt drawn to this country.” He highlighted the development of human potential as a key driver of the future, adding, “I think that the ability to develop human potential will determine the future.” Reflecting on his recent visit to Diriyah, a historic district undergoing significant transformation, the former president described the experience as remarkable. “I visited Diriyah last night and I think it was breathtaking,” he said. Addressing the Saudi youth, Clinton underscored the value of career autonomy in a rapidly evolving job market, acknowledging the various opportunities the government offers to young Saudis. “It’s a gift to be able to decide what to do with your working hours,” he told the youth, reinforcing the importance of choice and purpose in their professional lives. Clinton’s remarks at RFF 2025 reaffirmed his admiration for Saudi Arabia’s ambitious Vision 2030, positioning the Kingdom as a model for economic diversification and social progress on the global stage. The event, which took place from Jan. 27, was themed “Future for Humanity: Shaping Dreams into Reality.” Held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Riyadh, it brought together over 300 speakers from 85 countries to discuss the future of real estate. The forum served as a global hub for industry leaders, policymakers, and investors as Saudi Arabia moves forward with its vision for a diversified, innovation-driven economy.

ويهدف السجل العقاري من خلال مشاركته إلى تعزيز الوعي بدور السجل العقاري في تطوير القطاع العقاري وتعزيز الموثوقية والشفافية فيه، بالإضافة إلى تعزيز الوعي لدى الجمهور برؤية السجل العقاري وإستراتيجية الطموحة الرامية إلى تنمية الثروة العقارية وتطوير المنظومة العقارية من خلال الخدمات العقارية والحلول الرقمية المرتكزة على العميل.

The joint deals aim at driving the growth of the real estate sector and increasing housing supply in various regions of the Kingdom Staff Writer, Mubasher The fourth edition of the Real Estate Future Forum (RFF), which kicked off on 27 January in Riyadh, witnessed the signing of 12 development agreements at a value exceeding SAR 6 billion. The joint deals aim at driving the growth of the real estate sector and increasing housing supply in various regions of the Kingdom. During the conference, the Ministry of Municipalities and Housing inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with a number of specialised companies. The MoUs are expected to boost cooperation between the public and private sectors in developing innovative real estate projects that contribute to improving the infrastructure. This aligns with the Kingdom’s housing programme aimed at raising the rate of home ownership. Majid Al Hogail, Saudi Minister of Municipalities and Housing, announced plans to deliver 20,000 housing units in 2025 at prices less than SAR 450,000. All Rights Reserved - Mubasher Info © 2005 - 2022 Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (Syndigate.info).