Saudi Arabia will return to Expo Real in Munich this October with billions of dollars in investment opportunities, led by Invest Saudi and a delegation of government bodies and developers.
Participants include the Real Estate General Authority, Diriyah Company, Smart Accommodation for Residential Complexes Company (SARCC) and Ajdan Real Estate Development Company, the latter two making their Expo Real debut.
The exhibition comes three months before the Kingdom enacts a landmark law allowing foreign companies and individuals to buy property in designated zones. Effective January 2026, the Law of Real Estate Ownership will cover residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural assets.
Saudi Arabia has pledged to deliver 2.5 million new homes as part of Vision 2030, alongside large-scale tourism, hospitality and commercial projects. Upcoming global events such as Riyadh Expo 2030 and the FIFA World Cup 2034 are expected to further fuel demand.
“Upcoming global events are boosting already unprecedented demand for real estate, creating a wealth of opportunities for investors to become part of the Kingdom’s future,” said Fahad Al Hashem, Deputy Assistant Minister of Investment Development at the Ministry of Investment Saudi Arabia (MISA). “The new foreign ownership law is a landmark development set to deepen investor appetite.”
At last year’s Expo Real, Invest Saudi and participating developers held almost 100 investor meetings. This year, the Saudi Talks seminar series will return on 6 and 7 October, with government and industry leaders discussing the Kingdom’s real estate transformation. Expo Real’s own conference will also host a session on Saudi Arabia’s property market at 3pm on Tuesday, 7 October.
