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Real estate deals at Saudi Arabia’s Cityscape Global reached USD 63.2 billion, with a record 577 exhibitors as property investment momentum accelerates. (Image: SPA)Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Cityscape Global 2025 has concluded in Malham, Riyadh, marking one of the most significant gatherings in the event’s history. Over four days, real estate deals reached an unprecedented USD 63.2 billion (SAR 237 billion), underscoring the strength and momentum of Saudi Arabia’s property market as it continues its rapid transformation under Vision 2030.
The closing ceremony was led by Majed Al-Hogail, Minister of Municipalities and Housing and Chairman of the Real Estate General Authority (REGA), who highlighted the event’s strategic importance in establishing the Kingdom as a global destination for future-focused real estate investment.
This year’s exhibition welcomed 577 exhibitors, including 265 international companies representing major developers, planners, investment groups, technology firms, and sustainability-focused innovators. Delegations from Europe, Asia, North America, and the Middle East presented large-scale masterplans, hospitality concepts, urban regeneration projects, and smart infrastructure solutions.
The strong turnout reflects the expanding global interest in the Saudi market, particularly its scale, regulatory evolution, and ambitious development agenda aimed at creating the cities of tomorrow.
Minister Al-Hogail noted that the achievement of USD 63.2 billion in transactions highlights the Kingdom’s growing appeal to both local and international investors. He emphasized that the performance illustrates a resilient sector supported by clear governance, a maturing regulatory landscape, and the collaborative approach between government bodies and private developers.
He also emphasized the diversity of offerings showcased during the event—from residential and mixed-use communities to commercial assets, logistics hubs, proptech solutions, and modern construction technologies—all of which contribute to the country’s evolving urban fabric.
A defining theme of Cityscape Global 2025 was the accelerated integration of digital technologies across the real estate value chain. Exhibitors introduced platforms for AI-driven asset management, smart permitting systems, data-led land planning, and construction automation, reflecting the country’s push toward innovation-led development.
Startups and established tech companies presented solutions aimed at boosting transparency, increasing transaction efficiency, and elevating sustainability performance across major projects.
In his closing remarks, Al-Hogail stated that Cityscape Global continues to play a vital role in guiding Saudi Arabia’s broader vision for next-generation urban environments. The partnerships signed at the exhibition, he said, will help advance a more competitive, sustainable, and diversified real estate sector.
He stressed that the outcomes of the event reflect “the Kingdom’s confidence in its future urban development trajectory” and its position as a leading global platform for investors, developers, and innovators shaping modern cities.
Cityscape Global 2025 has reinforced the sector’s upward trajectory, driven by megaprojects, regulatory modernization, and high investor engagement. With the Kingdom continuing to unlock new investment zones and real estate opportunities, the exhibition’s record-breaking results are expected to further strengthen market activity throughout 2026 and beyond.

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