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Riyadh has cemented its status as a rising powerhouse in the global property market as the Cityscape Global event concluded with a staggering US$63 billion in transactions, marking a historic milestone for the sector. The four-day exhibition, held in the Saudi capital, attracted investors, developers, and urban planners from across the world, reflecting the kingdom’s aggressive push to diversify its economy beyond oil.
The record-breaking figure underscores Saudi Arabia’s strategic positioning as a premier investment destination for urban development, fueled by mega-projects such as NEOM, the Red Sea Project, and Diriyah Gate. Government officials highlighted that the surge in deals aligns with Vision 2030, a blueprint aimed at modernizing infrastructure, boosting tourism, and creating sustainable cities. International participation saw a notable increase, with firms from Asia, Europe, and North America signing long-term partnerships for residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments.
Industry analysts attribute the success to regulatory reforms, including relaxed foreign ownership laws and streamlined visa processes for investors. The event also featured discussions on smart city technologies and green building practices, signaling a shift toward innovation-driven growth. With this momentum, Riyadh is poised to challenge established real estate hubs like Dubai and London, offering competitive returns and large-scale opportunities. As Saudi Arabia continues to open its doors, the global real estate community is taking notice, positioning the kingdom as a central player in shaping the future of urban living.
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