Amman, Sept. 10 (Petra) — Jordan saw a 6 percent rise in mid-sized
apartment sales over the past eight months as buyers gravitated
toward 1,290-to-1,615-square-foot homes, according to the Department
of Land and Survey (DLS).

Buyers purchased 6,552 mid-sized units through August, up from 6,197
during the same period last year. August recorded a particularly
sharp surge for this segment, with sales jumping 18 percent
year-over-year to 1,074 units compared to 914 last August.

Demand for larger homes also strengthened, according to the DLS.
Sales of apartments over 1,615 square feet grew 8 percent in August,
reaching 1,856 units versus 1,723 in August 2025.

Overall sales across all apartment sizes totaled 22,767 units in the
first eight months of the year, with August accounting for 3,708
transactions, a slight increase from 3,677 during the same month last
year.

East Amman topped the nationwide market activity, led by Nuwayjis
with 456 transactions and Tabarbour with 399. Other key growth hubs
included Jubeiha in North Amman with 344 sales, Batrawi in Zarqa with
338, and Wadi Al-Seer in West Amman with 296.

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