Strata Global provides developer-focused consultancy in Saudi Arabia across every stage of the development lifecycle from subdivision and ownership structuring to Owners’ Association formation, owners’ contribution budgeting and handover readiness. We help projects launch with governance that meets the Kingdom’s real estate ownership framework, disciplined community finance, and operating arrangements built for long-term performance.
At Strata Global, we provide Owners’ Association and community governance consultancy in Saudi Arabia for property developers across a wide range of asset types. From residential towers and gated villa communities to mixed-use, commercial and hospitality-integrated developments, we support projects with clear ownership structuring, Charter and governance documentation, owners’ contribution planning and operational readiness. Our work is grounded in the Law of Ownership, Subdivision and Management of Real Estate Units, its Implementing Regulations and the Mullak platform administered by the Real Estate General Authority (REGA) applying three decades of strata consultancy in the UAE with respect for Saudi law, market practice and local delivery partners




Developer partners highlight our professionalism, responsiveness and structured approach reinforcing the trust placed in Strata Global on every consultancy engagement.

Define the unit subdivision, common parts and association model for your development clear ownership rights, workable management and a smooth handover pathway.

Charter drafting, governance documents and formation support prepared for registration through Mullak reducing ambiguity and supporting compliance from day one.

Launch budgets, cost allocation and reserve planning aligned to operational needs supporting transparency, sustainability and market readiness.

Multi-association governance, shared-facility protocols and mobilisation planning for a controlled transition into live operations.
Early before the subdivision plan, disclosure statement, sales documents and owners’ contribution assumptions are finalised. Early engagement allows the ownership structure, Charter and community budget to be developed together, reducing rework and supporting a smoother launch.
Owners’ Associations and Complex Associations are governed by the Law of Ownership, Subdivision and Management of Real Estate Units and its Implementing Regulations, overseen by the Real Estate General Authority (REGA). Associations are registered through the Mullak platform, which issues the Owners’ Association Certificate. Strata Global helps developers translate these requirements into practical governance, finance and operating arrangements; formal registrations, approvals and appointments remain subject to REGA and Mullak.
Subdivision and ownership structure advice, Owners’ Association formation and Charter documentation, owners’ contribution and service charge budget modelling, Complex Association structuring and handover readiness each aligned to the project’s intended operating model and the Kingdom’s ownership framework.
An Owners’ Association represents the unit owners of a single jointly-owned property, such as a tower or building. A Complex Association covers a real estate complex made up of several properties or associations that share facilities, roads or services. Developments with multiple buildings and shared assets typically need both, with clear rules for how costs and decisions are allocated between them.
Yes. We prepare launch budgets, cost allocation principles between units and associations, reserve planning and financial control procedures so the contributions set at handover are realistic, transparent and sustainable for owners and the Association Manager.
Yes. We advise on governance, owner-use rules and operational interfaces for branded and hotel-integrated residences, so the Charter and community rules align with brand standards while meeting the Kingdom’s ownership and association requirements.