Reinforced concrete structures in Arabian Peninsula are exposed to one of the most aggressive environments in the world, leading to premature deterioration and reduced service life of the structures. Factors such as saline groundwater, high humidity, and chemical exposure contribute to early aging and degradation if left unaddressed. Research indicates that the cost of remediation significantly escalates once defects become visible. However, early detection through advanced engineering assessments and innovative technologies can help asset owners significantly reduce repair costs and extend the service life of their structures. The Middle East has become a hub for rapid real estate development to meet the region's growing future demands. However, this accelerated pace of construction brings challenges in both design and on-site execution. Additionally, as global investors show increased interest in existing properties, changes in the use of structures have become common, necessitating specialized knowledge and expertise in design modifications.