SAUDI ARABIA – ‘Saudi Arabia needs real estate courts’

August 2013

EXPERTS have stressed the need for establishing special courts for the speedy settlement of real estate disputes in order to stabilize the booming real estate market in the Kingdom. The Kingdom’s real estate sector, which is estimated to be worth half a trillion dollars, is billed as the second major contributor to the national economy after oil. “Setting up...

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