Real estate units sorting - announced Real Estate General Authority More than 17 million square meters of real estate units were allocated during the first half of 55, achieving a 2025% growth compared to the same period last year, reflecting the vitality of the real estate market and its continued growth.
explained Commission The number of sorting requests submitted through the real estate sorting platform exceeded 7 during the first half of this year, a 23% increase compared to the same period last year.
The number of distinct sorted square meters also witnessed a significant increase of 80%, recording more than 14 million square meters during the first half of 2025, compared to only 7 million square meters during the same period in 2024.
Real estate units sorting program
The Authority explained that the "Real Estate Units Sorting" program allows beneficiaries to sort or re-sort buildings and real estate complexes into independent units, or redistribute parts through mergers or divisions, thus clarifying the rights and obligations associated with the shared units.
This process is carried out through accredited engineering and surveying offices. After verification and approval, the sorting reports are issued electronically and sent to the competent authority to issue the title deeds.
The program is also technically linked to the Baladi platform to verify construction permits, as part of the authority's efforts to provide regulatory solutions that support transparency and enhance the sustainability of the real estate sector.
Improvements to the real estate sorting platform
The Authority noted the development of a number of services on the "Real Estate Unit Sorting" platform, most notably the electronic sorting request service, which enables property owners to contract with engineering offices via the platform to survey the property and submit the application entirely electronically.
This service enables beneficiaries to easily select the appropriate engineering office, organize contractual relationships, and protect the rights of all parties, thus contributing to improved service quality and faster order processing.
