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My practical test would be to revisit the same narrow group after another period and add only genuinely comparable new listings and completed sales. If marketing times remain long, withdrawals increase and cuts happen earlier, that is stronger evidence of a segment change. If outcomes still...

The coordination lesson is probably the least glamorous and most useful: don’t let the property timeline and the moving timeline become one fragile chain. Keep a short final-week list covering documents, lender actions, completion funds, keys, inspection items and moving arrangements. If one...

To clarify, I’m not treating 86 days as a citywide figure. I’m mainly looking for a sensible way to separate a genuine slowdown from listing bias. Would you start with completed deals, new-listing volume, withdrawn properties, or the timing of price reductions?

Putting the numbers first: Riyadh condos listed between SAR 3,375,000 and SAR 5,062,000 appear to be taking roughly 86 days to find a buyer. The outliers mostly seem connected to rental regulation, but my sample relies heavily on listings that remain online. Would recent completed sales support...