Saudi housing program Sakani benefits over 32,000 families in Q1
Arab News - 2024-04-15T14:36:55.000Z

RIYADH: As many as 32,343 Saudi families benefitted from Sakani’s housing options during the first quarter of 2024, marking an annual 15 percent increase. In collaboration with the Real Estate Development Fund and financial institutions, the program provides a variety of housing support packages to encourage first-time house buyers, including non-refundable financial assistance of SR100,000 ($26,659) or SR150,000. The number of the Kingdom’s households that purchased their first...

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