The Real Estate General Authority (REGA) has completed its preparations to launch the second phase of the "Real Estate Registry" tomorrow in Riyadh, covering seven districts: (Al-Ghadeer, Al-Nafl, Al-Wadi, Al-Murooj, Al-Masayef, Al-Taawun, and Al-Izdihaar). This marks the second region in Riyadh to benefit from the Real Estate Registry following Al-Falah District.
REGA explained that the "Real Estate Registry" is a property registration system in which the property itself serves as the basis for recording ownership and all related real estate rights. Each property is assigned a dedicated page in the RER that includes its number, owner’s name, and comprehensive details such as type, location, area, boundaries, dimensions, rights and obligations, and any transactions or third-party rights associated with it. REGA confirmed that this system provides the highest level of reliability for property ownership and applies to all types of properties—residential, commercial, agricultural, industrial—as well as government-owned properties.
In parallel, the Real Estate Registry Company—the implementing entity for the registration process—has finalized its technical preparations. It has ensured the readiness of the unified electronic registration platform and customer service center, installed identification and guidance signs in the benefiting districts, and prepared the real estate registrars to carry out registration tasks through the title registration platform.
It is worth noting that the "Real Estate Registry" was launched pursuant to Royal Decree No. M/91 and Cabinet Resolution No. 537, which approved the Law of Real Estate Registration in the Kingdom. This law requires all property owners to disclose any documents or data necessary to ensure the validity and integrity of the first title registration in order to obtain absolute and conclusive property ownership. The initiative aims to increase ownership reliability, enhance the accuracy of property information, and safeguard the rights of market participants, in alignment with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030—particularly in advancing digital transformation, developing real estate wealth, and enhancing the sector’s investment appeal.