Ghanem Joins RER Council Discussion on Saudi Real Estate Technology

Ghanem joined the RER Council to discuss innovation and integration in Saudi real estate. In its post about the meeting, the Real Estate Registry said approximately 15 property technology companies took part. The discussion covered future opportunities, new solutions, ways to connect real estate services, and a better experience for users.

Ghanem works in fractional real estate ownership, where clear information about an underlying property and the rights attached to a share matters. A prospective buyer needs to know what the asset is, how their rights are documented, and where to find reliable information after purchase. Dialogue between property technology companies and the institutions developing the digital real estate infrastructure can help bring those questions into focus.

What did the council discuss?

RER described a broad discussion of future opportunities, innovative solutions, and integration across property services. Its post did not announce a new product or a specific outcome for each company present. For Ghanem, the value of participating is the chance to hear from the sector and discuss practical issues around ownership records and the investor experience.

What does participation mean for an investor?

Taking part in a council discussion is not, by itself, a new licence or an endorsement of any particular investment opportunity. Anyone considering fractional property ownership in Saudi Arabia should read the documents for the specific offering: the legal nature of the interest, how it is recorded, fees, property risks, income distributions, and exit terms. Those details tell investors more than a general claim about innovation.

We thank the RER team for convening the discussion and publishing video from the council. Read Ghanem’s post about its participation and watch the video at its original source.

Image: still from the Real Estate Registry’s video of the council, 2026.

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