What we hold
We keep one record of what is being built across the Kingdom, who is building it, and what property sells and rents for. It is assembled from official registers, developer disclosures, permits, tenders, the Arabic press and field intelligence from brokers, and kept over time.
Six families of data
The families are connected and dated.
Developers
Full portfolio, delivery record, joint ventures and partners, off-plan licences, and how each has changed over time.
- Off-plan licencesWhich projects may sell off plan and from what date, read from Wafi, the off-plan register of the Real Estate General Authority (REGA)
- Listed-fund ownership, where a filing names it
Projects, from the brochure
Unit mix, unit sizes, prices, floor plans, amenities, master developer, contractor, launch and handover dates.
- Project name and developer
- City and district
- Asset class and stage
- Unit mix and unit sizes
- Prices and floor plans
- Master developer and contractor
- Launch and handover dates
Transactions and rents
Registered sales and leases by district and unit type, with the full history behind each price.
- Registered salesMinistry of Justice transactions from 2020 to March 2026: date, area, price paid, and the district where the record names one. Land and built property are recorded together.
- Published rentsREGA's rental indicators by district, unit type and quarter since 2025: contracts signed, average rent, and rent per square metre where it is printed.
Macro and official data
Price indices, building permits, housing programmes, tenders and the national indicators that frame each market.
- Price indices, among them the regional price index since 2014
- Building permits, as an archiveNational statistics from 1987 to 2019 and municipal quarters for 2021 and 2022
Insights from brokers
What is actually selling, at what discount, how fast, and how far a site has really got on the ground.
- What is selling, and at what discount
- How fast it moves
- How far a site has got on the ground
Land and location
Plots, district boundaries and coordinates, so every project and transaction sits on the map.
- Plots and district boundaries, used to place projects on the ground and draw the maps in a delivery
- Coordinates, for the projects we can place
What a project carries varies by project, and we tell you which fields it holds before you commit.
Levels of answer
Every question can be answered at the level it needs.
- A single unit
- A project
- A developer
- A district
- The whole Kingdom
We cover every asset class, across the whole Kingdom
From residential communities to giga-projects, and from Riyadh and Jeddah to secondary cities and emerging destinations.
Riyadh, Jeddah, Makkah, Madinah, Dammam and Tabuk, along with the secondary cities and emerging destinations marked on the map.
- ResidentialResidential communities and housing projects, from announcement to handover.
- OfficeOffice schemes going up.
- RetailRetail schemes announced and under way.
- HospitalityHotel projects not yet open in Riyadh, Jeddah, Makkah, Madinah, Dammam and Tabuk, with the room count a developer or operator announced, and the brand and the opening year where they are named.
- Industrial & logistics
- Education
- Healthcare
- Leisure & entertainment
- Industrial and logistics, education, healthcare, and leisure and entertainment: projects being planned and built.
- Mixed-use & master-planned communitiesMixed-use destinations and master-planned communities, giga-projects among them.
Every project, district and player keeps its full record over time
Where a figure has changed since we started following it, the earlier value stays, with the date we read it.
- AnnouncementThe project as we first read it, with its source and the date.
- LaunchThe launch date, and the off-plan licence where one is issued.
- RevisionsA unit count or a handover date changes, and the earlier figure is kept beside the new one.
- ConstructionTenders, and how far the site has got on the ground where we hold it.
- HandoverThe handover date as it held or slipped, each change with its source.
- TodayThe latest state, with the full record behind it.
Where the data comes from
We draw on official registers, developer disclosures, permits, tenders, the Arabic press and field intelligence from brokers.
Among the official publishers we cite:
REGA
Ministry of Justice
Wafi
Sakani
Saudi Exchange- GASTATGeneral Authority for Statistics
- MunicipalitiesBuilding permits
Source marks identify where data originates. No endorsement is implied.
How it is checked
- Traceable
- Every fact carries its source and the date it was captured.
- Researched and verified
- Sources are tested against each other, and disagreements stay visible.
- Continuously updated
- The database is updated every day as the market moves, not refreshed once a year.
The shape of one project record Where two sources report the same field, as with the handover here, both values are kept, each with its source and date.
| Field | Recorded as | Source | Date read |
|---|---|---|---|
| Project | Project type, district and city | Developer website | 21 August 2026 |
| Developer | Developer name | Wafi off-plan register (REGA) | 21 August 2026 |
| Units | Number of units | Developer website | 21 August 2026 |
| Sales allowed from | Licence start date | Wafi off-plan register | 22 August 2026 |
| Handover | Handover year | Wafi off-plan register | 3 September 2026 |
| Handover, second source | Handover date on file from another source | Developer website | 18 July 2026 |
See the data before you commit
Before any engagement, we send a free sample on a market you choose, so you can see exactly what the data looks like and test it against what you already know.