Real estate trading volume in Jordan reached 2.047 billion dinars during the first third of this year, marking a 4% increase compared to the same period in 2024, according to the monthly report by the Department of Land and Survey.
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According to the report, the volume of real estate trading in April alone reached 555.5 million dinars — a 29% increase compared to April 2024 and a 38% increase compared to March of this year.
Revenue during the first third of the year also rose by 11% compared to the same period in 2024, reaching 84.5 million dinars. In April alone, revenues increased by 24% compared to April 2024 and by 39% compared to the previous month, reaching 21.5 million dinars.
The report noted a 1% decline in overall property sales in the Kingdom during the first third of the year. Apartment sales increased by 6%, while land sales dropped by 3% compared to the same period in 2024.
However, property sales in April rose by 21% compared to April 2024 and by 38% compared to March. Apartment sales increased by 28% compared to April 2024 and by 34% from the previous month, while land sales grew by 19% year-over-year and by 39% month-over-month.
A total of 3,772 properties were sold to companies in the Kingdom during the first third of the year.
The report also showed a 13% decline in foreign ownership transactions during the same period. Apartment purchases by non-Jordanians dropped by 10%, and land purchases declined by 17% compared to the first third of 2024.
However, in April, foreign ownership transactions rose by 20% year-over-year and by 17% compared to March. Foreign apartment sales increased by 8% compared to April 2024 but fell by 14% from March, while foreign land purchases rose by 33% year-over-year and 71% month-over-month.
The estimated value of sales to non-Jordanians rose by 9% in the first third of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, totaling 65 million dinars. In April alone, the estimated value surged by 56% compared to April 2024 and by 22% compared to March, reaching 16 million dinars.
