The Real Estate General Authority (REGA) has opened real estate registration for 28,547 plots across Riyadh and several surrounding governorates, marking a new phase in the Kingdom’s property registration programme. The registration period started on Sunday, October 25, 2026, and will continue until January 28, 2027, through the official electronic platform and designated service centres.
Property owners in the designated areas must hold a valid title deed that meets the applicable regulatory requirements to complete the registration process.
Areas Included in the Real Estate Registration Phase
According to the Real Estate General Authority, this phase covers selected neighbourhoods across Riyadh, as well as several governorates and administrative centres in the region. In Riyadh city, the registration includes parts of areas under the municipalities of Al-Aziziyah, Al-Hair, and Al-Sulai. The designated locations also include several neighbourhoods and property plots in the following areas:
- Al-Artawiyah: Al-Nakheel, Al-Andalus, Al-Masif, Al-Fayha, Al-Rawdah, Al-Khaleej, Al-Wurud, Sultanah, Al-Saadah, Al-Ghadir, Al-Nahdah, and Al-Faisaliyah.
- Al-Hariq: Several designated property plots.
- Al-Hayaniyah: Part of Al-Waha neighbourhood.
- Al-Nahitiyah Village: Part of the neighbourhood, including sections of Old Al-Hayaniyah.
- Jalajil: New Industrial Area, Sharaf, and Plan No. 198.
- Rawdat Sudair: Al-Shifa, Al-Shuruq, and Al-Ghuroub.
- Urwah: Part of Al-Yasmin neighbourhood.
The registration programme also extends to several governorates and centres, including Al-Jamsh, Al-Qasab, Al-Quwai’iyah, Al-Majma’ah, Al-Ruwaidah, Rimah, Sajir, Dhurma, Afif, and Hawtat Sudair.
Registration Through the Electronic Platform and Service Centres
The Authority confirmed that the selection of neighbourhoods and governorates follows specific criteria. Additional areas across the Kingdom will be announced in successive phases.
As part of the initiative, the Real Estate General Authority opens registration for 28,547 plots in Riyadh through two main channels:
- Electronic registration: Property owners can submit their applications through the official Real Estate Registry platform at https://rer.sa.
- Service centres: Owners can also complete the registration process by visiting designated service centres.
A valid title deed that meets the applicable regulatory requirements is essential for completing the registration.
Requirements and Benefits of Real Estate Registration
The Authority has urged property owners in the designated areas to review their ownership documents and ensure that all required conditions are met before completing registration.
For assistance, property owners can access REGA’s official digital channels or contact the customer service centre at 199002 to learn more about the registration requirements and procedures.
Once a property is registered, it will receive a unique property number and an official title deed. This document will contain essential property information, including its specifications, condition, associated rights, and obligations, alongside accurate geospatial data.
The initiative aims to strengthen confidence in property ownership, improve transparency, and enhance the reliability of Saudi Arabia’s real estate sector through a more comprehensive property registration system.
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What This Registration Phase Means for Riyadh Property Owners
The registration of 28,547 plots represents another step towards developing a more organised and transparent real estate market in Riyadh and the surrounding governorates.
Property owners should take advantage of the current registration period, which runs until January 28, 2027, to verify their ownership documents and complete the required procedures within the announced timeframe.
The Real Estate General Authority Opens Registration for 28,547 Plots in Riyadh as part of its ongoing efforts to improve property ownership documentation, strengthen real estate reliability, and support the development of the Kingdom’s property sector
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