About Kite
Kite is a rental and sale listings aggregator for Saudi Arabia. We pull property data from 24 sources into one search, so you don't have to open five apps to find a flat.
Kite covers 243,112 active listings across 14 cities and 899 neighborhoods. Filter by price, bedrooms, neighborhood and more in Arabic or English, see everything on a map, and click through to the original ad.
Where the listings come from
Every listing on Kite points back to its original source. We don't host properties or accept payments. The 24 platforms we cover:
- Aqar, largest Saudi property classifieds platform
- Almajdiah
- Sakan
- Property Finder
- Bayut
- Haraj
- Flow
- Azure
- RightCompound
- CompoundIn
- Wasalt
- Sakani, government housing platform
- Asas Makeen
- Rasan
- Sirdab
- Sodasyat
- Muktamel
- Sanadak
- Ashab
- Satel
- Abeea
- Abraj Al Sharqiah
- 8Floor
- Amaall
Each source gets normalized into the same schema, so one set of filters works across all of them. Scrapers run a few times a day, and every listing shows when the source last updated it.
How duplicates get merged
The same property can show up on three or four sites at once, each with different prices or photos. We compare each listing's photos, coordinates, price and size across sources, then group near-duplicates so you see one card per property with the alternate sources folded inside.
Market data
Alongside the listings, Kite shows neighborhood-level context: median rent by bedroom count, price distribution charts, rental yields for sale listings, and price history when a listing has been online long enough. The goal is to help you tell a fair price from an overpriced one before you contact anyone.
Built by
I'm Bassel Koshak, a data scientist based in Riyadh. I started Kite after getting tired of flipping between Bayut, Aqar and Property Finder every time I moved flats.
You can reach me on X at @getdarak or @basselkoshak.
FAQs
- Is Kite free?
- Yes. No payment, no ads, no hidden plans. A free account (Google or email link) unlocks advertiser contact details and price-drop alerts.
- Where does the data come from?
- 24 public Saudi real estate platforms. Each listing links back to its source; we don't publish properties of our own.
- How fresh is the data?
- Scrapers run a few times a day. Each card shows when the source last updated it.
- Do you verify listings?
- No. Verification stays with the original platform. We do filter out listings with no price, no photos, or a price outside the sensible range for the neighborhood.
- How do I contact the landlord or agent?
- Sign in to see the advertiser's phone and WhatsApp on the listing page, or click through to the original source. Either way, you talk to the advertiser directly.