Property laws in Indonesia: can foreign investors own land?
Eddy Leks, CEO & Managing Director of Leks Co Lawyers talks about real estate law in Indonesia.
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Eddy Leks, CEO & Managing Director of Leks Co Lawyers talks about real estate law in Indonesia.
Eddy Leks, CEO & Managing Director of Leks Co Lawyers talks about investments in Indonesia and doing business.
Al Saedan Real Estate is one of the leading real-estate companies in Saudi Arabia. The company has a strong expertise in master-plan developments, land development, building commercial and residential centers, selling and buying local and international real estates, providing consultation in real estates, and providing valuation and estimation services. Al Saedan is an international real estate company with projects in Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and the United Kingdom.
Dr. Bader Ibrahim Ibn Saedan, General Manager of Al Saedan Real Estate, discusses land issues in the country. The government in Saudi Arabia, with the authorization from the King, gives land to the people or to the government for public projects. Transferring land is a freehold transfer of ownership. GCC citizens can buy in Saudi Arabia with regulations, except for Mecca and Medina, which can only be sold to Saudi Arabians.
Al Saedan Real Estate is one of the leading real-estate companies in Saudi Arabia.
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