Real estate registry opens registration for 167,000 properties in five Saudi regions
Saudi Arabia’s real estate registry has begun accepting initial title registration requests for over 167,000 properties across five regions via its online platform.
Key Takeaways
AIThe Real Estate Registry announced on Monday the launch of initial title registration for 167,352 properties across five regions in Saudi Arabia, including Riyadh, Qassim, Tabuk, Hail, and the Eastern Province.
The registry stated that the registration process covers several neighborhoods and governorates in Riyadh Province, such as Al-Bujadiyah, Al-Jamsh, Al-Ahmar, Al-Badea, Al-Hariq, Al-Hasah, Al-Dawadmi, Al-Hilwah, Nafi, Afif, Sajer, Al-Sar, Halban, Hotat Bani Tamim, and Al-Majma'ah, in addition to other affiliated governorates.
In other regions, registration will begin in Bir Ibn Hermas in Tabuk Province, the city of Hail in Hail Province, and the towns of Al-Ammar and Al-Zahiriyah in Qassim Province. Targeted neighborhoods in the Eastern Province include the village of Al-Sadawi and the town of Al-Rafiah.
The registry urged property owners in the specified neighborhoods to register their properties before the deadline of Thursday, November 5, 2026, through the Real Estate Registry platform (www.rer.sa) or the registry’s mobile application. For inquiries about the process, owners can contact the customer service center at 199002.
Registration details and objectives
The registry explained that the selection of neighborhoods for registration was based on specific criteria, adding that further announcements will be made for other regions and governorates in the future. Property owners are urged to complete registration within the designated period to benefit from registry services, facilitate real estate transactions, and avoid penalties stipulated by law.
The registry added that each registered property will receive a unique property number and a title deed containing the geographic location, owner information, property description, rights, and obligations, thereby strengthening documentation of ownership and property rights.
It further clarified that the General Authority for Real Estate is responsible for overseeing the title registration process, while the National Company for Real Estate Title Registration Services manages registry operations using advanced technologies and geospatial data through an integrated digital platform to enhance transparency and trust in the real estate sector.