Saudi Arabia is developing an accurate and detailed map of more than 8.2m properties in the Kingdom.
CEO of the Real Estate Registry (RER) Dr. Mohammed Al Sulaiman announced the successful surveying of more than 22,000sq km of the Kingdom, paving the way for the first physical registration of properties.
The project achieves surveying accuracy within a few centimetres by using advanced technologies, including drones and manned aircraft.
Saudi real estate map
The initiative is part of the Real Estate Registry and Geospatial Survey Project, the largest of its kind in the Kingdom. It aims to create a national real estate data map encompassing more than 8.2m properties.
Al Sulaiman highlighted these advancements at the ESRI User Conference in Riyadh.
The event was attended by:
- President of the General Authority for Survey and Geospatial Information (GEOSA), Dr. Eng. Mohammed bin Yahya Al Sayel
- CEO of the Imam Abdulaziz bin Mohammed Royal Reserve Development Authority, Dr. Talal Al-Harigi
- Esri President, Jack Dangermond
Al Sulaiman shared updates on the real estate registry’s progress, noting that announced properties now exceed two million across five administrative regions.
Additionally, he said over 50,000 real estate transactions have been conducted through Saudi Arabia’s real estate registry platform.
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