the General Real Estate Authority that the deadline for the initial registration of 148 real estate parcels in the Makkah region is approaching, set to expire at the end of tomorrow, Thursday, August 6, 2026.

The Authority stated that the initial real estate registration will end in the following neighborhoods in Makkah: (part of Al-Tayseer neighborhood, part of Al-Hindawiyah neighborhood, part of Northern Jarham neighborhood, part of Jaroul neighborhood, part of Al-Rasifa neighborhood, and part of Al-Zahra neighborhood). The Authority called on owners of properties located within the announced real estate districts to promptly register their properties through the Real Estate Registry platform (www.rer.sa) before the registration deadline to benefit from services related to real estate transactions and to document all changes to the property.

It clarified that the Real Estate Registry will issue a “property number” and a title deed for each registered property unit; the new title deed will include the property’s precise geographic location, the owner’s details, its descriptions, its condition, the associated rights and obligations, and all real estate transactions affecting it; this will serve as the basis for documenting ownership and the resulting real estate rights, thereby contributing to the sustainability and strengthening of the real estate sector and its key capabilities.

The Authority emphasized that failure to register real estate within the period specified in the announcement exposes owners to the financial penalties set forth in the Real Estate Registration System, which are determined by a committee specialized in reviewing violations, while noting that applications for real estate registration will continue to be accepted in all designated areas even after the registration period specified in the announcement expires.

It is worth noting that the National Company for Real Estate Registration Services “Real Estate Registry” is responsible for establishing and managing the real estate registry in the Kingdom, using geospatial data and modern technologies through an integrated digital platform that helps enhance transparency and confidence in real estate services and data.