Real Estate Registry opens registration for 208,680 properties in four regions
Saudi Arabia’s Real Estate Registry has begun accepting first-time title registration requests for 208,680 properties across Makkah, Al-Jouf, Eastern Province, and Hail.
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AIThe Real Estate Registry announced today the launch of first-time title registration for 208,680 properties in the regions of Makkah, Al-Jouf, Eastern Province, and Hail.
In the Makkah region, registration covers several governorates and neighborhoods, including Taif with areas such as Maydan Al-Hijjn, the Industrial Zone, Al-Hafr, and others, as well as neighborhoods in Rabigh and Al-Muwaih governorates, and some properties in Asfan and Makkah city.
In Al-Jouf, registration includes Tabarjal (Al-Salem neighborhood) and properties in Suwayr, Al-Eisawiyah, Al-Qurayyat, and Al-Nasifah. In the Eastern Province, it covers Ain Dar (Al-Muntazah neighborhood), Al-Bayda (Al-Wiam neighborhood), Al-Qulaib (Al-Shifa and Al-Hussam neighborhoods), Khafji (Al-Khuzama neighborhood), as well as properties in Urairah, Al-Ghawar, Yabrin, Batha, Al-Sarar, Buqayq, Dammam, and Mulayjah. In Hail, registration includes properties in Turbah Hail, Al-Shamli, Al-Hulaifah, Al-Ha'it, Baqaa, and Al-Khuttah.
The Real Estate Registry called on property owners in the announced areas to register their properties through the Real Estate Registry platform (https://rer.sa/) or the Registry’s mobile app, and provided a customer service center (199002) for inquiries about the registration process.
Owners are urged to complete registration before the end of Thursday, February 18, 2027, to benefit from Registry services, facilitate property transactions, and avoid penalties and fines stipulated in the Real Estate Title Registration Law.
The Registry will issue a unique property number and title deed for each registered unit, including precise geographic location, owner information, property description, rights, obligations, and records of transactions, serving as a unified reference for all property data in the Kingdom.
The Real Estate Registry reaffirmed its commitment to registering properties in the designated regions as part of efforts to enhance transparency and increase confidence in the real estate sector, utilizing advanced technologies and geospatial data through an integrated digital platform.