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الكتائب اللبنانية
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The real estate market in Lebanon is facing significant difficulties following the economic and financial crisis, with supply contracting and apartment prices rising sharply to reflect inflation and increased construction costs. Mortgage financing has declined, leading buyers to rely on their own cash liquidity, which limits many young people and families' ability to own property. Apartment prices in Beirut range between $1,300 and $1,800 per square meter in the suburbs, reaching up to $3,000 in upscale neighborhoods. The number of real estate transactions decreased by 25% in 2026 due to economic factors and external crises. Prices returning to pre-2019 levels, especially in certain areas, resulted from accelerating inflation. However, declining financing options and weakened purchasing power restrict actual activity, indicating that a true market recovery depends on the availability of mortgage financing and the stabilization of economic and security conditions. Currently, demand is concentrated on small units, primarily by young families and expatriates.
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