DAR Global expands $19 billion in pipelines ahead of 2026 land ownership changes
Luxury Real Estate Developer Dar Global said its project pipeline has reached $19 billion, driven by expansion across Saudi Arabia as the kingdom prepares to open to foreign property buyers in early 2026.
The company, the first Saudi company to list on the London Stock Exchange, said new quiet projects across Riyadh, Jeddah and Zambo Tourism on the coast have lifted its peak growth rate, with Saudi now accounting for a larger share of its overall portfolio.
The milestone comes as Saudi Arabia’s real estate sector approaches one of its most significant regulatory changes. FAChina effective January 2026, will allow a new law for foreign owners in designated areas, with certain types of commercial and residential buildings.
Under the regulation, foreign businesses must invest a minimum of SAR 30 million in commercial development and begin construction within five years, while foreign buyers are allowed to purchase residential property in approved areas. The Real Estate General Authority (Rega) will issue complete information, including a list of eligible properties, through the application Stitaa Digital platform.
“Dar Global was built with a deep understanding of where the wealth of the world and the wealth of the region comes from. “The increase of our GDV to $ 19 million billion.
Dar Global has signed a series of collaborations in recent months linked to a major expansion plan in one of the seas, including projects with the Red Sea and Ririyah, which is in line with the government’s drive to attract foreign investment and diversify the economy without oil.
The company said its Saudi development combines international design standards with local cultural elements and continues to attract buyers from more than 115 nations. Its extensive portfolio includes London, Marbella, Dubai, Muscat, Doha and Athens, but Saudi Arabia is now its fastest growing market.
“Saudi will be the biggest anchor for international investment,” he said in a recent interview Business of the Arabian ‘ab Majlis podcast. “The market is already close to $100 billion a year before the new Law goes into effect, so you can imagine the situation when foreign investors join in.”
He added that the new ownership rules will be introduced “in a way that protects speculation and protects the income of local citizens,” explaining how to find mistakes and learn from the mistakes of other countries. “
DAR GLOBAL’s partnership with global luxury brands such as Aston Martin, Fendi, Elie Saab, the Trump Organization and Lamborghini aims to provide the country’s real estate resources that cater to high-end countries.
“Saudi is growing at the highest rate of the G20 countries, with population growth of about three to three percent per year,” El Cuar said. Ab Majlis. “That means that there will always be a demand for houses and houses, because you need houses for everyone who is growing.”
The reforms of the Kingdom, due to come into force next year, are expected to open a new chapter in this sector through external regulation and setting clear investment methods for international developers and buyers.
