Non-Jordanian property value rises 17%
The value of real estate owned by non-Jordanians in the kingdom increased by 17% during the first nine months of 2026, reaching approximately 168.3 million Jordanian dinars, despite a 1% decline in the number of transactions. The total number of properties owned by non-Jordanians was 1,736, with purchase transactions decreasing from 1,749 to 1,736; however, the estimated value rose from 143.8 million to 168.3 million dinars. Iraqis led in property ownership both in terms of number and value, with 416 properties valued at 70.3 million dinars, accounting for 42% of the total non-Jordanian ownership value. They were followed by Saudis and Syrians. The data also showed that transactions for apartments increased by 7%, while land transactions decreased by 12%. On a monthly basis, the estimated value increased by 4% in September, despite a decline in the number of transactions, with Iraqis again leading in September transactions both in terms of quantity and value.
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