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Saudi property buying rules: What expats and investors need to know
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Starting January 2026, Saudi Arabia will permit foreigners with valid residency to purchase property in designated zones like Riyadh and Jeddah. The Real Estate General Authority (REGA) will define these zones and issue detailed rules within 180 days. Mecca and Medina will remain restricted to long-term leases, and a 5% real estate transaction tax will apply.
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