Key takeaways
No early exit is allowed, your capital is locked until the fund closes.
Upon maturity, assets are sold and returns are distributed.
Some funds may include an extension period to maximize returns.
Real estate funds in Saudi Arabia are designed for long-term investing, so it’s important to know how and when you can exit before you commit. Here’s what to expect:
1. No Early Exit Options (For Now)
Once you invest in a Saudi fund on Stake, you're committed for the full duration of the fund.
This means:
- You can’t withdraw early or sell your units mid-way through the fund cycle.
- You’ll receive your full capital and final returns only after the fund ends and assets are sold.
2. What Happens at Exit
At the end of the fund’s term:
- The fund manager sells the real estate assets.
- The sale proceeds are distributed proportionally to all investors based on their unit ownership.
- Your investment is officially closed, and you’ll receive a final return summary.
3. Extension Periods May Apply
Some funds may include an optional extension period built into the terms.
For example:
- A 3-year fund might include a 1-year extension to allow more time for asset sales.
- This flexibility helps the fund manager maximize returns by waiting for favorable market conditions.
Pro Tip: Always check the fund’s documentation for exact terms, duration, and potential extension windows before investing.

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With a background in client success, user education and fintech onboarding, Raahym turns frequently asked questions into clear, actionable answers. At Stake, he ensures every investor, new or seasoned, feels confident navigating property investment. From app walkthroughs to policy updates, Raahym’s content is grounded in transparency and trust.
Raahym Malik
Client Experience Manager