Developing a Comprehensive Systemic Framework for Public Housing in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Abstract

Housing is one of the essentials of life for which all countries strive to provide a basic solution. The increasing demand from inhabitants of the same region or people migrating from other places for a better quality of life demonstrates that people are looking for more than simply a place to live. This research aims to develop a Comprehensive Systemic Framework for Public Housing (CSFPH) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The research methodology followed three steps to achieve the research objectives. First, developing a theoretical conceptual framework, which relied on reviewing criteria and indicators of residential satisfaction, housing policies, and governance. Second, applying the conceptual framework through analyzing the recent gaps of housing policies in Saudi Arabia, and measuring the residential satisfaction of housing projects in the city of Riyadh using sampling and questionnaire techniques. Third: developing CSFPH in Saudi Arabia through building on the theoretical conceptual framework and responding to the results of the gap analysis of the recent status.

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