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Riyadh offices hit almost 100% occupancy as foreign firms 'clamor for a piece' - Vimarsana News

Riyadh offices hit almost 100% occupancy as foreign firms 'clamor for a piece'

RIYADH: Riyadh offices have hit 96 percent occupancy, reaching the highest level in five years, as the Saudi capital witnessed a massive surge in the number of foreign business licenses. According to the latest analysis by real estate consultancy firm Knight Frank, most of the prime office buildings in the city are now experiencing an unprecedented level of demand. “Businesses

In Saudi Arabia, surge in Riyadh's home prices is hitting 20%, while Jeddah is still affordable - Vimarsana News

In Saudi Arabia, surge in Riyadh's home prices is hitting 20%, while Jeddah is still affordable

Riyadh home prices grow at fastest rate in 5 years, making it difficult for young to buy

Riyadh's apartment prices up 20pc in 12 months, says expert - Vimarsana News

Riyadh's apartment prices up 20pc in 12 months, says expert

House prices in Saudi capital Riyadh have risen at their fastest pace in the last 5 years, with apartments posting a 20% growth in sales prices and villas an 18% jump, mainly buoyed by the government’s programmes to boost home ownership, said an expert.

Riyadh house transactions fall as prices soar at their fastest pace in 5 years to 20% - Vimarsana News

Riyadh house transactions fall as prices soar at their fastest pace in 5 years to 20%

RIYADH: House prices in Riyadh are skyrocketing at their fastest pace in five years, as apartment prices witnessed a growth of 20 percent in the last 12 months, according to recent research carried out by Knight Frank. “This significant growth is not without its consequences. Demand is showing signs of being stymied as households find themselves needing to save for longer