Tabuk's urban growth now stretches from its residential districts to the city centre, combining housing, parks, walkways and upgraded public spaces within an approved urban area of 417 square kilometres. According to the Tabuk Region Municipality, the city's 58 designated neighbourhoods are being updated to reach 68.

The real estate development list includes 11 projects with 5,050 housing units in Al-Masyaf, Anwar Al-Qadisiyah and Al-Nazim. Completed and handed-over projects in Al-Masyaf total 919 units: Tabuk Valley 1 (501), Durrat Tabuk (173) and Basateen Tabuk (245).

A further 3,797 units are being built in Dama Hills, Kenaz, Dar Al-Qadisiyah, Malfa Hills and Sadu Tabuk in Anwar Al-Qadisiyah, and Tabuk Valley 2 in Al-Masyaf. Sadu Tabuk alone has 1,336 units and Tabuk Valley 2 about 874. Under construction are Taj Tabuk in Al-Nazim and Akeem Tabuk in Al-Masyaf, with 167 units each, or 334 in total.

Land development covers 6,019 plots in the completed Al-Wahat project and the Al-Qadisiyah 4, 5 and 2 projects. Developmental housing has provided homes for 3,066 families, more than 18 thousand people, and 334 units worth SAR354 million are under construction. Handovers rose by 400% in 2023 compared with 2022, and by 90% in 2024.

Other projects cover 128 thousand square metres, 86 thousand of them parks and walkways: the central area (42 thousand), King Salman Road gardens and walkway (41 thousand), Al-Masyaf Park (38 thousand) and Tabuk Valley Park (7 thousand).