Riyadh Land Restrictions Lifted: Construction and Sales Restart

The Royal Commission for Riyadh City has lifted a land suspension in western Riyadh, affecting 33.24 square kilometers. This allows landowners and property holders to resume activities such as selling, purchasing, planning, subdividing, partitioning, and obtaining building permits. The decision aims to revitalize the real estate sector and promote comprehensive city development.

The lifted suspension falls under the urban regulations of the Wadi Hanifa area and its tributaries. This integration ensures that development adheres to specific guidelines. The Wadi Hanifa urban code focuses on diverse development patterns tailored to residents' needs, while also preserving the area's unique landscape.

This initiative is part of a larger urban development plan designed to create a distinctive urban model for Riyadh. The focus is on sustainable residential sites, improved accessibility, and a wide range of services for residents. The urban code manages building patterns, enhances the environment, improves the quality of life, and strengthens sustainable development in the city.