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​5.1 billion JOD: Real estate trading volume over 9 months, down 1%.
​Apartment sales: Jumped 17% during September year-on-year.
​Non-Jordanian ownership: Value rose 17% to reach 168.3 million JOD over 9 months.
​Corporate sales: 8,214 properties sold to companies in Jordan over 9 months.
​Overall sales movement: Declined 7% during the first nine months of the current year.
​The real estate market in Jordan recorded improved activity during September, with trading volume rising by 16% compared to the same month last year, coinciding with growth in overall sales movement and a notable surge in apartment sales. Meanwhile, the value of non-Jordanian property ownership increased across the first nine months of the year.
​According to the Department of Land and Survey report monitored by "Al-Mamlaka," real estate trading volume reached 720.5 million JOD in September, representing a 7% increase compared to August. However, trading volume in the Jordanian real estate market saw a 1% decline during the first nine months of the current year compared to the same period in 2025, totaling approximately 5.1 billion JOD.
​Real estate market revenues in September climbed to nearly 28.7 million JOD, a 14% increase compared to September of last year and a 5% gain compared to the previous month.
​Over the first nine months of the year, total revenues grew by 6% compared to the same period in 2025, reaching approximately 210.8 million JOD.
​Apartment Sales Grow 17%
​Real estate sales activity in the Kingdom rose by 6% in September compared to the same month last year, despite a 3% decrease compared to August, according to the report.
​Growth in apartment sales spearheaded the monthly improvement, jumping 17% compared to September 2025 and 7% compared to the previous month. Land sales increased by 2% year-on-year, though they fell 6% compared to August.
​Conversely, overall real estate sales activity in the Kingdom dropped by 7% during the first nine months of the year compared to the same period in 2025, with apartment sales decreasing by 3% and land sales falling by 8%.
​The total number of properties sold to corporate entities in the Kingdom during the first nine months of the current year reached 8,214 properties.
​Non-Jordanian Ownership Value Rises 17%
​The estimated value of non-Jordanian property ownership transactions recorded a 17% increase during the first nine months of the year compared to the same period in 2025, reaching approximately 168.3 million JOD.
​This growth in overall value occurred despite a 1% in the total number of non-Jordanian ownership transactions during the same period, driven by a 7% increase in apartment sales against a 12% decline in land sales.
​For September specifically, the estimated value of non-Jordanian ownership transactions reached approximately 21.2 million JOD—a 4% increase year-on-year, though an 11% decline compared to August.
​The number of non-Jordanian ownership transactions during September decreased by 1% compared to September 2025 and by 14% compared to the previous month.
​Detailed figures that apartment sales to non-Jordanians in September rose by 3% year-on-year (while falling 9% month-on-month), whereas land sales fell by 8% compared to September 2025 (and down 23% month-on-month).
​Regarding the demographic distribution of property owners by gender, the report indicated that females accounted for 35.18% of total owners, compared to 64.82% for males.
​Source: Rum News Agency