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The Minister of Political and Parliamentary Affairs, Abdel Moneim Al-’Odjat, affirmed that the recent amendments to the Real Estate Law in Jordan do not include any substantial changes regarding foreigners' ownership of properties. The new modification restricts allowing non-Jordanians to own lands outside of urban areas solely for residential purposes, with a maximum area of ten dunams. It also maintains existing restrictions, such as prohibiting ownership in border and archaeological zones. The aim of this amendment is to encourage foreigners to own residential units outside urban centers to support housing investment, while safeguarding agricultural lands and preventing haphazard urban expansion. It seeks to strike a balance between attracting investment and preserving the sovereignty and natural resources of the Kingdom.
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