Non-Jordanian real estate holdings rise 19%
The first eight months of this year saw an increase in the estimated value of property transactions owned by non-Jordanian individuals in Jordan, reaching 147.112 million Jordanian dinars—an increase of 19% compared to the same period last year, despite a 1% decrease in the overall number of transactions. Apartments accounted for 56% of the total value (82.348 million dinars), while land made up 44% (64.765 million dinars). Iraqi nationals led in transaction value, representing 43% (63.078 million dinars), and also ranked first in the number of properties, with 373 units. Following them were Saudi, Syrian, and Palestinian buyers. The data also indicates a noticeable surge in property activity in August, which saw a 31% increase in the number of properties (257 units), and a 46% rise in transaction value compared to the same month last year.
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