أكثر من 90 ألف أسرة سعودية سكنت مسكنها الأول خلال الأشهر التسعة الأولى من 2026 More Than 90,000 Saudi Families Moved into Their First Homes During the First Nine Months of 2026
The Ministry of Municipalities and Housing announced that 90,836 Saudi families lived in their first homes from the beginning of 2026 until the end of September, as an extension of its efforts to support the residential stability of Saudi families and facilitate their access to appropriate housing, by providing various housing and financing options that are compatible with their needs and aspirations.
The Ministry of Municipalities and Housing announced that 90,836 Saudi families moved into their first homes between the beginning of 2026 and the end of September. This achievement reflects the Ministry’s continued efforts to promote housing stability among Saudi families and facilitate access to suitable housing by providing a variety of housing and financing options that meet their needs and aspirations.
The Ministry explained that the total number of families benefiting from housing support services from the beginning of this year until the end of September amounted to 73,614 Saudi families, while the number of beneficiaries during the month of September reached 10,421 beneficiaries.
The ministry explained that the total number of Saudi families benefiting from housing support services from the beginning of this year until the end of September reached 73,614 families, while the number of beneficiaries in September alone stood at 10,421.
She indicated that the total subsidized contracts signed since the launch of the “Sakani” program in 2017 until the end of September 2026 amounted to 1,068,787 contracts, noting that the Riyadh region topped the subsidized contracts signed during the month of September by 20%, followed by the Makkah Al-Mukarramah region by 17%, then the Eastern Region by 12%.
It also stated that the total number of subsidized contracts signed since the launch of the Sakani program in 2017 until the end of September 2026 reached 1,068,787. Riyadh Region ranked first in subsidized contracts signed during September, accounting for 20%, followed by Makkah Region at 17% and the Eastern Province at 12%.
She added that the “Sakani” program continues to provide options that include ready-made residential units, units under construction within off-plan sales projects (units under construction), self-construction, and residential lands, to give Saudi families greater flexibility in choosing the housing solution that suits their needs and capabilities.
The ministry added that the Sakani program continues to offer various housing options, including ready-built residential units, off-plan properties (units under construction), self-construction, and residential land. These options provide Saudi families with greater flexibility in choosing housing solutions that suit their needs and financial capabilities.
The Ministry pointed out the role of partnership with real estate developers in diversifying the housing supply and developing neighborhoods in which basic services, public facilities, gardens and green spaces are available, to create integrated residential environments that support the stability of families and improve their quality of life inside and around the home.
The ministry also highlighted the role of partnerships with real estate developers in diversifying housing supply and developing residential neighborhoods equipped with essential services, public facilities, parks, and green spaces. These efforts aim to create integrated residential environments that promote family stability and improve quality of life both inside homes and within their surrounding communities.
