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Retail investors can invest up to SAR 200,000 per fund; professional clients have no cap.
UAE and Saudi investment limits are treated separately.
Funds have fixed terms with no early withdrawal options, commitment is key.
Before investing in Saudi Arabia’s real estate funds through Stake, it’s important to understand two key things: how much you’re allowed to invest, and how long your money will be committed. Here's what every investor needs to know:
1. Know Your Investment Limits
For Retail clients, the maximum you can invest in a single Saudi fund is SAR 200,000.
Here’s what that means:
- There’s no annual cap; just a per-fund limit.
- This limit only applies to Saudi funds and does not affect your UAE investments. You can invest in both markets independently.
- Professional clients have no investment limits. (Want to become a professional client? Learn more here)
2. Understand the Investment Duration
Each fund comes with a fixed term outlined in its official documents.
Key points to note:
- You’re expected to stay invested for the entire duration of the fund.
- Currently, there are no early exit options, so consider your liquidity needs before committing.
- New features may be introduced in the future to allow for early exits, but they are not available today.
✅ Pro Tip: Always check the “Fund Details” section in the app for exact terms, timelines, and strategy before investing.
About the author
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
