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The article focused on the new procedures related to examining the ownership deeds of chalets in the North Abhur area of Jeddah, aimed at ensuring the validity of the ownerships, their boundaries, and protecting public lands and waterfronts from encroachments. These measures come after the Jeddah Municipality reclaimed six sites totaling more than 184,000 square meters, including locations along the North Sharm Abhur waterfront, where violations such as walls and illegal buildings on the beaches were removed. Residents demanded a review of the ownership deeds and verification of ownership of properties overlooking the sea to ensure their rights. They emphasized the need to balance improving access to the sea with protecting private properties, advocating for increased pathways and services along the beaches. Real estate experts clarified that checking the deeds does not imply the existence of any wrongdoing and should be carried out by relevant authorities. They stressed the importance of distinguishing between private ownership and public lands to preserve everyone's rights. On the other hand, investors welcomed the regulatory actions implemented across all parties, highlighting the importance of clear laws to protect investments and the rights of the community alike.
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