The Kingdom's 2026 budget revealed the targets of the housing sector for next year, which includes pumping 80,000 housing units and developed lands in partnership with local and international real estate developers in various regions of the Kingdom, with a total investment of close to 70 billion riyals. <The targets also include serving more than 100,000 beneficiaries within the housing support programs, with subsidized mortgages for low-income people constituting about 35% of the total contracts, ensuring more comprehensive and equitable financing solutions. The program also includes serving 20,000 families from the most vulnerable groups through developmental housing programs, with the aim of enhancing housing stability for the lowest income groups.
According to the 2026 budget statement, more than 90,000 Saudi families benefited from housing support programs and products during 2025, and more than 107,000 housing units and developed lands were pumped in various regions of the Kingdom, reflecting an escalating pace in the provision of housing supply.
According to the 2026 budget statement, more than 90,000 Saudi families benefited from housing support programs and products during 2025. The year 2025 witnessed a clear improvement in the efficiency of implementing municipal projects, as the percentage of stalled projects decreased from 11% to 4.5% as a result of strengthening follow-up and control mechanisms and improving implementation procedures, which contributed to raising spending efficiency and improving the quality of infrastructure and municipal services.
According to the available data, 107,000 housing units and developed lands were injected in all regions of the Kingdom, reflecting an increasing pace of providing housing supply. According to available data, the Council of Ministers approved the state's general budget for 2026, where public expenditures were set at 1312.8 billion riyals, while revenue estimates amounted to 1147.4 billion riyals, with an expected deficit of 165.4 billion riyals, reflecting a fiscal policy that aims to continue spending on development projects while maintaining financial sustainability.
According to available data, the Council of Ministers approved the state's general budget for 2026.
