50 articles in Property Ownership in Saudi Arabia with practical commercial and delivery insight.
The beliefs co-owners hold about forcing a sale, splitting a plot or simply walking away are mostly wrong, and each wrong belief costs time.
Read MoreA building repair bill is shared, but how it is shared, when it is demanded and whether it was foreseeable all depend on decisions taken years earlier.
Read MoreBringing historic building work into order has a cost structure of its own, and it is dominated by investigation and professional work rather than by construction.
Read MorePutting an asset into a company is often suggested as a succession solution. The arithmetic shows what it costs and what it actually changes.
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Confirming there is no mortgage, claim or restriction on a Saudi property can be done at two very different levels of rigour. The gap between them is where buyers lose money.
Read MoreWhen one family member wants to keep a property and the others want cash, the arithmetic has to be built before the conversation. Here is how it is done.
Read MoreHow to turn a list of ageing building components into an annual contribution per owner, and what happens to the numbers if you do not.
Read MoreA partial taking affects more than the strip acquired. This illustrative example separates the two effects and shows why the second is routinely left out.
Read MoreAn absent owner needs cover more than a resident one and finds it harder to arrange. Here is what the premium is built from and where cover quietly fails.
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Why the history behind a deed matters, shown through an illustrative purchase where the chain explains a discount that initially looked like a bargain.
Read MoreBuying from a single owner and buying from a group cost very different amounts to investigate. Here is where the additional money goes and how to control it.
Read MoreThe same capital can buy a unit in a good building or a small building entirely. The two produce different risks, different work and different exits.
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