Announced Real Estate General Authority About the launch of the business Real estate registration In (157.720) real estate plots distributed over (166) neighborhoods in the Riyadh region, starting from September 7, 2025 AD until December 11, 2025 AD, in a step aimed at enhancing transparency and raising the level of real estate reliability in the Kingdom.
Neighborhoods covered by the eye registration in Riyadh
The first phase of the survey includes a wide range of neighborhoods across the Riyadh region. The targeted neighborhoods have been identified as follows:
Al Ghat Governorate: (32) neighborhoods, including: Al-Rehab neighborhood, Badr neighborhood, Al-Wadi neighborhood, Al-Mazra’a neighborhood, Al-Rayyan neighborhood, Al-Sulaymaniyah neighborhood, Al-Nasiriyah neighborhood, Al-Izdihar neighborhood, Al-Khalidiyah neighborhood, Al-Falah neighborhood, Sudair neighborhood, Al-Salam neighborhood, Al-Deira neighborhood, Al-Faisaliah neighborhood, Al-Sahna neighborhood, Plan 590, Al-Nakhil neighborhood, Zamika neighborhood, Al-Nahda neighborhood, Tuwaiq neighborhood, Al-Muntazah neighborhood, Al-Bustan neighborhood, Al-Sina’iyah neighborhood, Al-Nafl neighborhood, Al-Rabi’ neighborhood, Al-Zahour neighborhood, Granada neighborhood, Al-Yasmin neighborhood, Al-Andalus neighborhood, Al-Masif neighborhood, Al-Iskan neighborhood, Plan 1156.
Al Zulfi Governorate: (13) neighborhoods, including: Alaqah neighborhood, Al Saada neighborhood, part of Al Noor neighborhood, Al Quds neighborhood, Al Siddiq neighborhood, Al Furusiya neighborhood, Tuwaiq neighborhood, Al Warood neighborhood, Hattin neighborhood, Badr neighborhood, Al Faisaliah neighborhood, Al Yarmouk neighborhood, and Al Salam neighborhood.
Al Majmaah Governorate: (10) neighborhoods, including: Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz neighborhood, Al Andalus neighborhood, Al Basira neighborhood, University Hospital neighborhood, Al Mustaqbal neighborhood, Al Jami’een neighborhood, King Salman neighborhood, Al Faiha neighborhood, King Fahd neighborhood, Al Marqab neighborhood.
The administrative center of Jalajil Governorate: (11) neighborhoods, the most prominent of which are: King Faisal neighborhood, Al-Samriya neighborhood, Al-Shuaiba neighborhood, Old Town neighborhood, Al-Wasta neighborhood, Al-Namuthajiyah neighborhood, Al-Shamalia neighborhood, Al-Jazar neighborhood, Al-Qari neighborhood, Al-Sina’iya neighborhood, and King Fahd neighborhood.
The administrative center in Rawdat Sudair Governorate: (12) neighborhoods, including: Al-Nada neighborhood, Al-Faisaliah neighborhood, Al-Yamamah neighborhood, Al-Rayyan neighborhood, Al-Morouj neighborhood, Al-Sina’iyah neighborhood, Al-Taawun neighborhood, Al-Ghadeer neighborhood, Al-Manar neighborhood, Al-Nakheel neighborhood, Al-Hazm neighborhood, in addition to the government land organization plan south of the approved Al-Hosun plan No. 731 Commercial.
The administrative center of Hawtah Sudair Governorate: (7) neighborhoods, including: Al-Hillah Al-Tali’iyah neighborhood, part of Rab’ah Al-Husun neighborhood, part of Umm Aneeq neighborhood, Al-Shabiliyah neighborhood, Badr neighborhood, Al-Qadisiyah neighborhood, and Al-Morouj neighborhood.
Riyadh Governorate: (9) neighborhoods including: the urban area located between Wadi Hanifa Street to the east and Wadi Namar to the west, part of Al-Khair neighborhood, part of Al-Fursan neighborhood, Al-Zahour neighborhood, part of Al-Sha’la neighborhood, Al-Majd neighborhood, Al-Rehab neighborhood, Al-Dana neighborhood, and parts of Al-Nukhba neighborhood.
Al Kharj Governorate: (45) neighborhoods, including: parts of Al Nakhil neighborhood, Al Hada neighborhood, Al Zaher neighborhood, Al Izdihar neighborhood, Al Majd neighborhood, Al Arid neighborhood, Tuwaiq neighborhood, Al Masil neighborhood, Al Nahda neighborhood, Al Malqa neighborhood, Al Jamiah neighborhood, Al Warood neighborhood, Al Salam neighborhood, Al Rafi’a neighborhood, Al Yarmouk neighborhood, Al Rayhan neighborhood, part of Al Sahba neighborhood, Al Bad’a neighborhood, Umm Al Salam neighborhood, Mushrifah neighborhood, Al Muhammadiyah neighborhood, Mushrif neighborhood, Al Faisaliyah neighborhood, Al Adamah neighborhood, Al Nasifah neighborhood, Al Sayh neighborhood, Al Nahda neighborhood, part of Al Salamiyah neighborhood, Ghayyadha neighborhood, Ahad neighborhood, Al Dirah neighborhood, part of Farzan neighborhood, Al Aliyah neighborhood, Al Yamamah neighborhood, Al Khalidiyah neighborhood, Najd neighborhood, Al Oyoun neighborhood, Al Narjis neighborhood, Al Asila neighborhood, part of Al Afjah neighborhood, Al Basatin neighborhood, Al Aqiq neighborhood, Sultana neighborhood, part of Al Rafa’i neighborhood, and part of Al Rafa’i neighborhood.
Al-Dilam Governorate: (27) neighborhoods, including: Al-Ulya neighborhood, Al-Yasmin neighborhood, Al-Sina’iya neighborhood, Badr neighborhood, Al-Wadi neighborhood, Al-Mazra’a neighborhood, Al-Rayyan neighborhood, Al-Sulaymaniyah neighborhood, Al-Nasiriyah neighborhood, Al-Izdihar neighborhood, Al-Khalidiyah neighborhood, Al-Falah neighborhood, Sudair neighborhood, Al-Salam neighborhood, Al-Deira neighborhood, Al-Faisaliyah neighborhood, Al-Sahna neighborhood, Plan 590, Al-Nakhil neighborhood, Zamika neighborhood, Al-Nahda neighborhood, Plan 415, Plan 543, Plan 476, Plan 557, Al-Dhabi’a neighborhood, and Plan 555.
Registration mechanism and implementation steps
The Real Estate Authority confirmed that the first real estate registration will be available through the electronic real estate registry platform rer.sa.
Or through service centers, provided that registration requires a title deed that meets the regulatory requirements.
Each registered real estate unit will be issued a property number and a title deed containing accurate, detailed data, including the property's description, condition, and associated rights and obligations. This will be based on geospatial information to enhance infrastructure and ensure the sustainability of the real estate sector.
Objectives of real estate registration
The implementation of the real estate registration system is part of the Authority's efforts to raise the level of real estate reliability and develop a transparent investment environment, in line with the goals of the Kingdom's Vision 2030.
The authority urged property owners in the targeted neighborhoods to verify their title deeds and ensure that the necessary conditions are met before starting registration, stressing the possibility of inquiring about the process steps through official channels or the customer service center at 199002.
