إشعار
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السياق الخليجي
Saudi Arabia's opening of residential real estate ownership to foreign nationals represents a significant structural shift in the kingdom's property market, historically dominated by domestic and GCC investor participation. The move aligns with broader Vision 2030 economic diversification goals and follows similar liberalization patterns in UAE real estate markets, where foreign ownership has been established as a driver of capital inflows, construction activity, and financial sector depth. GCC real estate sectors have historically shown sensitivity to regulatory changes affecting ownership eligibility, with expanded foreign participation typically correlating with increased transaction volumes, pricing dynamics in premium segments, and downstream demand for mortgage products and related f
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