7 reasons to invest in Saudi Arabia

Over the past few years, Saudi Arabia has become the most attractive country for real estate investments. Unique geographical location, rapidly developing economic policy, growth of tourism, affordable prices and tax benefits — all this makes investments in Saudi Arabia more attractive in comparison with competitors. In 2025, interest in the country's real estate market took off — it is steadily growing both among private investors and among the world's largest companies.

If you think about buying a property in Saudi Arabia, whether it is an apartment for yourself, profitable real estate, land or an object for resale, then here are the reasons to start acting now.

1. Public investment in infrastructure

Over the past 4 years, the Saudi government has invested over $500 billion in the development of the country's infrastructure (absolutely unprecedented figures in this area).

2. World Events:

• The Formula 1 Grand Prix 2026
• Asian Football Championship 2027
• KSA — Chairman of the General Assembly of the Arab Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions 2028
• Asian Winter Games 2029
• EXPO 2030
• The 2034 FIFA World Cup

3. Saudi Arabia's Economy

Thanks to the political situation in the country and the signing of international contracts and agreements, Saudi Arabia's GDP has exceeded $1.3 trillion. This makes it the 17th largest economy in the world.  

4. The fastest rise in real estate prices in the world

On average, real estate prices increase by 40% per year, while rental prices increase by 20-25%. The shortage of real estate also plays an important role at a short terms of project construction (three years on average)

5. Sports development in the country

Global sports stars are buying real estate and moving to Saudi Arabia, as well as signing contracts with local sports clubs worth hundreds of millions of dollars. 

6. Tax benefits

Investors who have bought real estate in Saudi Arabia, as well as companies that have moved their headquarters to the kingdom, receive a 30-year income tax exemption.

7. Strategic location of the state

13% of the world's maritime trade passes through Saudi ports. In the near future, this figure will at least double due to the fact that Egypt will expand the capacity of the Suez Canal.