The real estate market in Jordan is considered one of the vital sectors of the national economy, as it contributes to encouraging investment, providing housing, and stimulating economic activity through both public and private spending. In recent years, the market has faced economic challenges and external factors such as regional conditions and rising financing costs. Nevertheless, it has demonstrated resilience and achieved relative growth during certain periods.
✅ Government Incentives
Government measures such as registration fee exemptions have encouraged property purchases, particularly for first-time buyers.
✅ Stable Housing Demand
The continued rise in apartment sales reflects ongoing demand for housing in major cities such as Amman and Irbid.
✅ Improved Government Revenues
Despite fluctuations in trading volumes during certain months, government revenues from real estate-related activities increased during several periods.
⚠️ Decline in Foreign Purchases
This decline may be attributed to economic pressures or changing investment priorities.
⚠️ Monthly Market Fluctuations
Trading data indicates declines in some months, reflecting seasonal variations or temporary weakness in demand.
⚠️ Financing Challenges
High financing costs and taxes affect purchasing power for certain segments of buyers, highlighting the need for additional government support mechanisms.
The market is expected to maintain moderate growth during 2026–2027, driven by local demand, government incentives, and financial market stability. Annual growth in trading volume is projected to range between 2% and 5%, assuming current policies remain unchanged.
Due to sustained demand—particularly for residential units—property prices are expected to rise gradually, especially in major urban areas.
With improvements in regulatory frameworks and enhanced investor confidence, the market could witness a partial recovery in foreign ownership, particularly from Gulf countries and the region. This will largely depend on regional political and economic stability.
The Jordanian real estate market continues to play a central role in the national economy, maintaining solid levels of activity in recent years despite various challenges. The data indicates relatively stable growth in 2025, alongside positive signals in housing demand and real estate investment. With additional government incentives and a supportive investment environment, the sector has the potential to achieve broader growth in the coming years.