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International demand for Saudi Arabia’s real estate market is estimated at $6.3 billion, according to Knight Frank’s research. A survey of 1,550 global investors revealed 63% interest in purchasing Saudi properties, with Egyptians and Algerians showing the highest demand (up to 90%). The residential sector dominates, with branded residences and mega projects attracting significant capital. However, a pricing gap persists due to preferences for villas and townhouses, raising concerns about oversupply in the luxury segment. This trend highlights Saudi Arabia’s growing appeal as an investment destination, driven by demographic shifts and lifestyle developments. For traders, the data signals potential volatility in property valuations and regulatory adjustments to manage market imbalances. Investors should monitor policy changes and demographic-driven demand patterns in the coming quarters.
