Makkah, 18 Ramadan 1447 AH (7 March 2026)

Markaz Al Balad Al Ameen in Makkah has hosted panel sessions on the importance of the real estate sector as a vital economic pillar linked to more than 120 economic activities spanning development, construction, financing, engineering and operational services, making it an influential sector in supporting economic growth, stimulating investment and driving urban activity in cities.

The Shift Toward Integrated Urban Communities

The discussions reviewed the rapid transformation of the Kingdom's real estate market toward more integrated urban development models, built on balanced residential communities that consider quality of life and integrate services, infrastructure and community facilities, strengthening urban sustainability and raising resident satisfaction.

Regulatory and Legislative Developments

The sessions also addressed the regulatory and legislative development of the real estate sector in recent years. The launch of more than 25 real estate laws and regulations has helped organize the market, develop its mechanisms and simplify its procedures, while raising transparency and building trust among the parties in the real estate ecosystem.

Supporting the Economy Through Events and Investment Financing

The sessions also discussed the role of the creative industries tied to events and conferences in supporting the local economy, along with investment financing and the role of modern financial instruments in energizing the real estate market and strengthening investment opportunities.

The sessions were held to exchange expertise among specialists and those interested in development and urban affairs, helping to build strategic visions that support urban development in the Holy Capital and advance the Saudi Vision 2030 goals of developing cities, improving quality of life and strengthening the investment environment.

At a Glance

  • Location: Makkah
  • Organizer: Markaz Al Balad Al Ameen
  • Real estate is linked to more than 120 economic activities
  • More than 25 laws and regulations launched to organize the market
  • Discussions focused on urban development and quality of life