قيادة ترسم الغد.. وأرض تُزهر بالمستقبل

In the shadow of a leadership that looks to the horizons, the land transforms from the silence of dust to the anthems of urbanization, and dreams blossom in cities whose chapters are written with the water of vision and the colors of the future.

A leadership that shapes the future, and a vision that reshapes the present, placing the Kingdom on the map of global competitiveness. From the directives of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz and the leadership of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the journey of Saudi cities has embarked towards new horizons, becoming the most beautiful, the most attractive, and the most profitable and sustainable.

The Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs and Housing has begun implementing royal orders through four essential directives:

• Fees on vacant lands.

• Lifting the suspension on lands.

• Organizing the relationship between landlords and tenants.

• Providing lands for citizens.

This aims to create balance in the market and correct the old concepts that have shackled development for decades, foremost among them the common saying: "Land does not eat or drink." However, today, the meaning has changed; the land must either be developed and yield, or bear its costs.

From here, Riyadh began defining the ranges of fees on vacant lands, shining as a global political, economic, and entertainment hub, aiming to be among the top ten cities in the world and the fastest-growing global cities, contributing the most to non-oil revenues. It is the city and capital that leads the quality of life, opening attractive doors for investors, citizens, and residents, becoming the most prominent destination worldwide.

Alongside Riyadh, Jeddah, the gateway to Mecca and a city of logistics and tourism, the Eastern Province with its oil and scientific weight, and Abha with its tourism spirit, along with other cities that carry part of the Vision 2030 map, are moving forward. It is a complete tableau that a single article cannot adequately portray.

The successive real estate decisions are just the beginning, as they aim to stimulate the market, break monopolies, and empower citizens, developers, traders, and investors to create a more vibrant and equitable real estate future.

With this approach, the land transforms from a stagnant asset into a productive opportunity, and from a silent burden into a developmental lever that contributes to a diverse and sustainable national economy.