750 articles on construction, property, finance and technology.
The running costs a foreign owner carries each year in Saudi Arabia, what makes each rise or fall, and how to stop distance turning small costs into large ones.
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Construction spending is not spread evenly across the programme. Knowing the shape of the curve decides how much cash you need and when.
Read MoreHow a foreign developer and a Saudi landowner can share a project: land contribution versus cash, pro rata profit versus revenue share, and who carries cost risk.
Read MoreThe higher rent is visible and the cost of turnover is not. A calculation showing when an increase actually pays.
Read MoreWhat a hotel or designer brand on a Saudi residential project does and does not give a buyer, and the checks to run on the brand agreement, fees and resale.
Read MoreTwo very different appointments are often described in the same words. Knowing which one you are buying decides what is actually being protected.
Read MorePaying off a facility early feels obviously good. A calculation showing when it is and when the money is better used elsewhere.
Read MoreThe strategy errors foreign investors make on their first Saudi property: launch pricing, other-market assumptions, liquidity, time commitment and single-deal concentration.
Read MoreEvery building has clashes between structure and services. Paying to find them on a screen or letting the site find them is a real choice with real numbers.
Read MoreWhen a new Saudi company must register for VAT, what to set up before the first invoice, and how the return cycle runs through the ZATCA portal.
Read MoreCommon assumptions about how Islamic property finance works, examined against the structures actually used.
Read MoreThe recurring filings and renewals a foreign-owned Saudi company faces each year, grouped by rhythm, with who owns each and how to avoid missed deadlines.
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