
Commercial Leases: Terms Landlords Get Wrong
Commercial tenancies run for years on terms agreed in an afternoon. The clauses that matter and the ones that are missed.
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Commercial tenancies run for years on terms agreed in an afternoon. The clauses that matter and the ones that are missed.
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A worked example of how the Saudi end-of-service gratuity is built up and reduced on resignation, using illustrative assumptions you should confirm.
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The security an owner takes on a construction contract, what each instrument protects against, and why every one of them is paid for in the contract sum.
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How mandatory employee health insurance works in Saudi Arabia, the role of the Council of Health Insurance, and the factors that set premium costs.
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Construction finance is drawn in stages against progress. The sequence, and the point where owners run short.
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How a dependant spouse can take up work in Saudi Arabia, and an illustrative household calculation of what a job adds after costs.
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Most construction disputes are lost in the correspondence months before anyone mentions a dispute. The notice habits that quietly decide the outcome.
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The errors foreign buyers make with off-plan units: unlicensed projects, payments outside escrow, vague specifications and handover terms that favour the developer.
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Waiting to save a larger deposit has a cost that is rarely calculated. A comparison across a two year delay.
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How a licensed property management company compares with a trusted individual representative for a foreign owner: control, cost, accountability and risk.
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The final account is the last chance to settle a build correctly, and the point where owners give away positions they spent two years protecting.
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A step-by-step build-to-rent calculation for an apartment building: total cost, stabilised income, yield on cost, value at exit and the sensitivity that decides it.
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