Saudi White Land Tax Explained | Will Property Prices in Pakistan Drop 60%?

Описание: 🏙️ Can a single policy reshape the entire real estate market?
The Saudi White Land Tax is doing exactly that — and if a similar policy is introduced in Pakistan, it could reduce property plot prices by 50–60%.

In this video, we break down how the White Land Tax in Saudi Arabia works, why it was introduced, and what lessons Pakistan’s real estate sector can learn from it. The Saudi government implemented the vacant land tax to stop land hoarding, control property price inflation, and improve housing affordability in major cities like Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam. The results have been significant: more land supply, fewer speculative investors, and a more balanced property market.

Pakistan faces a similar crisis. Cities such as Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and Rawalpindi are overwhelmed by plot speculation, artificial price hikes, and empty urban land held only for profit. While millions struggle to buy homes, vast areas remain undeveloped. Introducing a Saudi-style White Land Tax in Pakistan could force idle land into the market, discourage speculative investment, and bring much-needed price correction.

Experts suggest that if Pakistan enforces a vacant plot tax effectively, property prices could fall by 50 to 60 percent, especially in high-demand urban zones. This would be a game-changer for middle-class homebuyers, first-time investors, and the overall housing market in Pakistan. Increased land availability would also support vertical development, reduce urban sprawl, and promote sustainable city planning.

This video also explores how a white land tax policy in Pakistan could boost government revenue, reduce undocumented wealth in real estate, and improve property market transparency. When combined with digital land records, FBR documentation, and strict enforcement, such a reform could finally break Pakistan’s long-standing property bubble.

However, challenges remain. Resistance from powerful real estate lobbies, weak land record systems, political influence, and enforcement issues could slow implementation. We analyze how Pakistan can overcome these obstacles by adopting a phased white land tax model, offering exemptions for small landowners, and learning from Saudi Arabia’s policy framework.

Whether you are a real estate investor, property dealer, homebuyer, policy analyst, or someone curious about property prices in Pakistan, this video provides clear insights into one of the most important real estate reforms being discussed today.

📉 Could the Saudi White Land Tax be the solution to Pakistan’s property crisis?
Watch till the end to find out.

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