Apartments in Al Sulaymaniyah sold for an average SAR 11,040 per m² in Q2 2025, +15.5% on a year earlier. The average registered apartment lease is SAR 39,596 a year (Q1 2026).
السليمانية
Data through Q1 2026Open-data snapshot 14 Sept 2026Refreshed weekly
Average sale price per square metre of deed area. REGA publishes district detail up to Q3 2025; city figures run to Q1 2026.
| Property type | Price / m² | 1-yr change | vs city | Deeds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ApartmentQ2 2025 | 11,040 | +15.5% | 65% above | 16 |
| VillaQ2 2025 | 9,260 | +30.9% | 66% above | 11 |
| Residential landQ1 2025 | 4,489 | +1.8% | 118% above | 14 |
Residential sales in the Ministry of Justice's open deal file, each quarter.
The Ministry's open deal file holds only part of registered sales: for Riyadh in Q1 2026 it listed deals equal to 24% of REGA's deed count, and that share varies by quarter. Read the bars as a trend within the file, not as market totals.
Average annual rent on residential leases registered on Ejar, by unit type.
| Property type | Rent / year | Rent / m² | Since Q1 2025 | Contracts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ApartmentQ1 2026 | 39,596 | 393 | +4.1% | 2,453 |
| VillaQ1 2026 | 109,370 | 401 | -0.5% | 203 |
| FloorQ1 2026 | 65,789 | 370 | -5.1% | 179 |
| DuplexQ1 2026 | 92,725 | 367 | -13.6% | 24 |
| StudioQ1 2026 | 29,733 | 683 | +21.3% | 140 |
SAR · Contracts ≥ 10
Annual apartment rent per m² ÷ apartment sale price per m², both from the same quarter. Before service charges, vacancy and fees. Villas are left out: their sale prices are per m² of plot, their rents per m² of floor area.
Districts in Riyadh with the closest apartment prices.
Apartments averaged SAR 11,040 per m² in Q2 2025, across 16 registered deeds. Villas averaged SAR 9,260 per m² (Q2 2025).
The average registered apartment lease was SAR 39,596 a year in Q1 2026 (SAR 393 per m²), across 2,453 Ejar contracts.
The gross yield on apartments was about 3.5% in Q2 2025, before service charges, vacancy and fees.
90 residential deals were registered with the Ministry of Justice over the last four published quarters.
