King Salman Gate, Makkah
Taking registrations · King Salman Gate zone
A Public Investment Fund development next to the Grand Mosque, planning around 50,000 residential units and 16,000 hotel keys. Sales have not opened, and for now you can only register interest. It is in the King Salman Gate zone of Makkah, at least 10 to 12 minutes on foot from the Grand Mosque, and a Muslim from abroad may buy there.
Updated 9 September 2026
Render: Rua Al Haram Al Makki (PIF) · Source
Project details
- Open to you
- Yes, if you are Muslim
- Stage
- Taking registrations
- What it is
- Mixed-use
- Zone
- King Salman Gate
- Developer
- Rua Al Haram Al Makki (PIF)
- Sold through
- kingsalmangate.com
What it costs
Rua Al Haram Al Makki (PIF) publishes no price list for King Salman Gate, so there is no asking price to quote here. Sales have not opened: register interest and we send you the list the day there is one.
What you would own
Not published, so ask the developer
What a zone permits and what a developer sells inside it can differ, so settle the tenure in writing before you pay anything. What to ask about freehold and usufruct.
Check before you pay
- The project’s Wafi licence and escrow accountSearch the register for “King Salman Gate”.
- The advertisement licenceAsk for the advertisement licence number, which every listing, brochure and post must carry.
- The broker’s FAL licenceAsk for their ID number or their office’s establishment number (REGA’s enquiry cannot search by name).
- The developer’s registration to sell to non-SaudisAsk for the developer’s unified commercial registration number.
- The zone the property is inAsk for which zone the developer says the project is in.
King Salman Gate in pictures
6 pictures · 1 film
Render: Rua Al Haram Al Makki (PIF)
Heritage-style facades along the street.
Render: Rua Al Haram Al Makki (PIF)
Canopied street between the towers.
Render: Rua Al Haram Al Makki (PIF)
The market street.
Render: Rua Al Haram Al Makki (PIF)
The arched colonnade courtyard.
Render: Rua Al Haram Al Makki (PIF)
Inside the covered souq.
Render: Rua Al Haram Al Makki (PIF)
One tower at dusk.
Film: Rua Al Haram Al Makki (PIF)
Official video, Rua Al Haram Al Makki (PIF)
Images: Rua Al Haram Al Makki (PIF), shown with credit while we ask for permission. The originals · Removed on request
Where it is
10–12 min on foot to the Grand Mosque, at least
Measured in a straight line from the zone's nearest edge on the regulator's boundary, and walked at 1.2 and 1.0 metres a second. Any route on foot takes longer. How the Haram Minute is worked out
The King Salman Gate zone What may be built there, its area and its boundary on the register.
Makkah, north up, with 12 designated zones drawn. You can zoom in. The table below the figure lists every zone.
Interactive map. With the map focused: arrow keys move it, plus and minus zoom, zero returns to the opening view. The zoom buttons are in the map’s top corner. “Layers”, under the map, switches each layer on or off and holds the views and the buttons that move the map, so everything dragging does can be done without it.
Drag to move, scroll to zoom
The King Salman Gate Zone Plate · the zone on its published boundary, with its neighbours2026-09-19 edition
- Within an hour on foot
- Beyond an hour on foot
- Rings: minutes, then kilometres
View
- Residential building only
- Sacred precinct, signposted
- Precinct crossing, signposted
- Landmarks, with airports and stations
- the Grand Mosque
- Nearest edge · 690 m
- Farthest edge · 1.7 km
- Neighbouring zone
The map draws the King Salman Gate zone from the register's own boundary and places no building, because the portal publishes only zone boundaries. Zoom out to see it against the Grand Mosque or the whole of Makkah.
Zone boundaries published by the Saudi Properties portal, retrieved 19 Sep 2026, simplified to 10 m for drawing; distances are measured on the full boundary, and the rings are straight-line distance at 1.2 m/s, a floor on the walk. Sacred precinct: drawn through the 29 signposted crossings, © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0; the line between them is ours and is not a survey.
Boundaries: Saudi Properties portal, 19 Sep 2026. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0. Drawing © Zullfa.
The map draws the King Salman Gate zone and places no building in it, because no one publishes a building's own position.
The figure’s data as a table
| Zone | Register code | On the register | Area | Nearest edge | Farthest edge | On foot, at least | What may be built |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Burj Ajyad | L197 | Ajyad tower · برج أجياد | 0.6 ha | 310 m | 430 m | 5–6 min | All six property uses |
| Abraj Makkah | L1048 | Makkah Towre Building · أبراج مكة | 1.3 ha | 320 m | 510 m | 5–6 min | All six property uses |
| Jabal Omar | L008 | Jabal Omar · جبل عمر | 24 ha | 450 m | 920 m | 7–8 min | All six property uses |
| King Salman Gate | L062 | Rou’a Al Haram Al Makki · بوابة الملك سلمان | 96 ha | 690 m | 1.7 km | 10–12 min | All six property uses |
| Masar | L051 | Masar · مسار | 1.4 km² | 820 m | 4.6 km | 12–14 min | All six property uses |
| Makkah Zone 2 | L056 | Makkah Al-Mukarramah – Zone (2) · مكة المكرمة – منطقة (2) | 69 ha | 1.3 km | 2.7 km | 18–22 min | All six property uses |
| Thakher Makkah | L052 | Thakher Makkah · ذاخر مكة | 30 ha | 2.0 km | 3.0 km | 28–33 min | Residential building only |
| Makkah Zone 1 | L055 | Makkah Al-Mukarramah – Zone (1) · مكة المكرمة – منطقة (1) | 70 ha | 2.4 km | 3.9 km | 35–41 min | All six property uses |
| Makkah Zone 3 | L337 | Makkah Al-Mukarramah – Zone (3) · مكة المكرمة – منطقة (3) | 1.3 km² | 3.7 km | 5.4 km | 52–62 min | All six property uses |
| Tilal Village | L360 | Tilal Village · تلال فيليج | 34 ha | 6.4 km | 7.2 km | Beyond walking distance | All six property uses |
| Al-Manar | L053 | ALMANAR · المنار | 57 ha | 14.6 km | 15.9 km | Beyond walking distance | All six property uses |
| Dahiyat Sumou | L054 | Sumou suburb · ضاحية سمو | 1.7 km² | 16.7 km | 18.7 km | Beyond walking distance | All six property uses |
29 signposted crossings of the Makkah sacred precinct are drawn on this figure, 5.5 km to 21.3 km from the Grand Mosque. The sacred precinct is drawn on this figure as a line, for orientation. It runs through the 29 signposted crossings, taken in bearing order from the Grand Mosque; the signs are real objects and the line between them is ours. Nothing on this site is measured from it, and it decides nothing about ownership: the precinct and the designated zones are two different lines. Where it matters where the boundary runs, the signs on the ground are the authority. Zone boundaries: Saudi Properties portal, retrieved 19 Sep 2026, simplified to 10 m for drawing. Roads, rail, stations, landmarks and precinct signage: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0, retrieved 19 Sep 2026. Drawing © Zullfa, zullfa.com.
Sources
REGA — system enters into force · 22 Jan 2026
In Makkah and Madinah, non-Saudi ownership and real rights are limited to Muslim natural persons (Law Art. 2(4)); REGA states this applies whether residing inside or outside the Kingdom.REGA — law text, Art. 2(3) · 25 Jul 2025
In Makkah and Madinah, non-Saudi purchases are only possible inside the designated geographic zones; the 'one residence outside zones' right for residents does not apply to the two holy cities.Saudi Properties portal — zone boundaries
Zone areas and distances on this site come from the boundaries the Saudi Properties portal publishes for each zone; a distance is the straight line from the nearest point of that boundary to the Grand Mosque or the Prophet's Mosque, so the walk is always longer.FHWA — Capacity Analysis of Pedestrian and Bicycle Facilities (FHWA-HRT-98-107) · 1 Feb 1998
The US Federal Highway Administration's pedestrian capacity study recommends a walking speed of 1.2 metres per second for most conditions, and 1.0 metres per second where more than a fifth of the people using a facility are aged 65 or over.REGA — enquiries about projects licensed in off-plan sales and leases
REGA's public off-plan enquiry lists each Wafi-licensed project's licence number and type, licence start and end dates, the escrow bank and account number, the developer, unit types and the construction completion rate — with no login.REGA — inquiry about a real estate advertisement licence
REGA's public advertisement-licence enquiry takes the advertisement number and reports whether a licence exists and its status, with no login.REGA — enquiring about the FAL licence
REGA's public FAL-licence enquiry has two search fields, the licence holder's ID number and the establishment number, so checking a broker needs one of those and cannot be done by name or by licence number.Saudi Properties portal — developers
The Saudi Properties portal publishes a public developer register giving each developer's name, unified commercial registration number, establishment type and contact details, with no login.REGA — inquiry about a real estate advertisement licence (result and details pages)
A found advertisement licence on REGA's enquiry shows its status and issue and expiry dates, and its details page names the advertiser with their FAL licence number, the advertisement type, the deed type and number, the property type and the price on the licence.King Salman Gate — FAQ · 9 Sep 2026
King Salman Gate plans around 50,000 residential units and 16,000 hotel keys next to the Haram and describes itself as open to all Muslims worldwide; sales have not launched and only interest registration is open.King Salman Gate — FAQs
King Salman Gate's FAQ says sales are to be announced as development progresses, that a dedicated sales centre will be launched and announced later, and that registering interest does not guarantee a unit reservation.
Where each fact above comes from, with the source’s own date where it gives one.