the White Land and Vacant Real Estate Program classifies land based on the status of its infrastructure and construction, distinguishing between raw land, developed land, and built-up land. Infrastructure serves as the primary criterion for land classification, as its status varies depending on the completion of infrastructure or the construction of buildings on the land.
Raw Land
is classified raw land is classified as raw land when its infrastructure has not been fully implemented.
Developed Land
is considered Developed land is considered developed <a href="https://amlak.net.sa/91014/"
once its infrastructure has been completed, thereby transitioning from the classification of undeveloped land to developed land.
Built land
Built land is land on which construction of a structure has been completed.
What is the mechanism for proving completion of development?
Completion of development is proven through the final approval issued by the competent authority.
When is land considered developed?
Land is considered developed upon completion of the structure’s construction in accordance with the building permits and associated requirements.
Thus, the completion of the infrastructure marks the transition from raw land to developed land, while the classification of land as developed is linked to the completion of the structure’s construction in accordance with the specified requirements.
