Tagged: Abdulaziz Al Salem

2010-10-19

Saudi Mortgage Law Could Spark $32 Billion of Lending a Year

After five years of searching for a mortgage in the Saudi Arabian capital, Riyadh, 28-year-old Abdulaziz Al Salem has some advice for his peers: Forget it.
Frustrated young Saudis like Al Salem could spark a lending market that Capitas Group Internatio…

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Saudi Mortgage Law Could Spark $32 Billion of Lending a Year

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