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Service land area totals 96.18 million m²
The article explains that last year, 496 plots of land were allocated across the Kingdom, covering a total area of approximately 96.18 million square meters, to support urban development and meet the needs of cities and provinces. Topping the list of most allocated regions was Tabuk, accounting for 26% of the total plots, followed by Mecca at 18.35%, then Al-Qassim at 9.48%. The regions with the least land allocations were Al-Baha at 0.20% and Jizan at 0.40%. A significant portion of these lands is designated for development and public services, such as investment projects, parks, educational facilities, and health establishments, with the goal of fostering sustainable development and achieving the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030. Municipalities and local councils play a key role in determining the land needs of cities and allocating land according to master plans, which contributes to better distribution of services, faster project implementation, and increased urban sustainability across the Kingdom.
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