How much does an apartment for sale in Amman cost?
Apartments in Amman ask a median of about JD 1,000 per m², or JD 810 to JD 1,230 across the main West Amman areas. A typical two-bedroom asks JD 140k, a three-bedroom JD 175k and a four-bedroom JD 238k. A registration fee of up to 3% and a 3% sale tax come on top.
Sources: Hagzi (716 apartments, 10 October 2026); Numbeo (property); fees from the Department of Lands and Survey.
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Apartment prices in Amman by bedroom count
| Bedrooms | Typical range (middle half) | Median price | Typical size | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2-bedroom | JD 110k – JD 156k | JD 140k | 105 m² | 108 |
| 3-bedroom | JD 140k – JD 230k | JD 175k | 190 m² | 377 |
| 4-bedroom | JD 190k – JD 320k | JD 238k | 250 m² | 210 |
Median asking price from public Hagzi listings, 10 October 2026. One-bedroom apartments are too few (7) to show. Asking prices, not sale prices.
Apartment prices per m² in Amman by area
| Area | Apartment / m² | Typical 3-bed | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abdali | JD 2,400 | – | 10 |
| Sweifieh | JD 1,230 | – | 19 |
| 4th Circle | JD 1,210 | JD 255k | 64 |
| Dabouq | JD 1,200 | JD 235k | 55 |
| Abdoun | JD 1,200 | JD 200k | 135 |
| 7th Circle | JD 1,080 | JD 129k | 20 |
| Um Uthaina | JD 1,060 | JD 202k | 36 |
| Deir Ghbar | JD 1,000 | JD 190k | 85 |
| Al Rabieh | JD 910 | JD 170k | 28 |
| Um As-Summaq | JD 880 | – | 17 |
| Shmeisani | JD 830 | JD 155k | 21 |
| Khalda | JD 810 | JD 145k | 80 |
| Airport Road | JD 800 | JD 160k | 43 |
| Marj Al-Hamam | JD 670 | JD 130k | 14 |
Areas with at least 8 listings, highest first. Full price report · Method
Apartments for sale in Amman by budget
Under JD 100k
7% of the 716 apartments we checked (48). Median size about 145 m². Most are in 7th Circle, Naour, Marj Al-Hamam.See apartments →JD 100k – 200k
48% of the 716 apartments we checked (344). Median size about 176 m². Most are in Abdoun, Khalda, Deir Ghbar.See apartments →JD 200k – 400k
39% of the 716 apartments we checked (278). Median size about 230 m². Most are in Abdoun, Dabouq, 4th Circle.See apartments →Over JD 400k
6% of the 716 apartments we checked (46). Median size about 341 m². Most are in Abdoun, 4th Circle, Dabouq.See apartments →What buying an apartment in Amman costs on top of the price
Registration fee: 3%
On a JD 175,000 apartment, about JD 5,250, charged on the Department's estimated value.Property sale tax: 3%
Also about JD 5,250; it was cut from 4%. Buyer and seller agree who pays each.Agent commission
Negotiable. Agree the rate and who pays before you view.Lawyer and valuation
Varies with the work; a valuation and a title check are worth paying for.If both charges fall on you
About JD 10,500 on top, for a total near JD 185,500. Use the calculator for your own price.What to check before you buy an apartment in Amman
- The title deed
Check the owner, the unit and any mortgage or lien with the Department of Lands and Survey before paying a deposit. - Zoning and permits
Confirm the building has its permits and what the zoning allows. - Measured area
Ask for the registered area and compare price per square metre, not total price. - Service charges and utilities
Ask about building fees, parking and the cost of heating and cooling. - Who pays the fee and tax
Write the split of the 3% fee and 3% tax into the sales agreement. - Payment and handover
Agree the schedule, handover date and what happens if either side is late.
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How much does an apartment for sale in Amman cost?
Among 716 apartments checked on Hagzi (10 October 2026) the median asking price is about JD 1,000 per m². A typical two-bedroom asks about JD 140k, a three-bedroom JD 175k and a four-bedroom JD 238k. Numbeo's city-wide estimates are JD 1,145 per m² in the centre and JD 723 outside it. Property prices by area →
How big is an apartment for sale in Amman?
The median listed size is about 105 m² for a two-bedroom, 190 m² for a three-bedroom and 250 m² for a four-bedroom. Many Amman apartments are large, so compare price per square metre. Prices by area →
Which areas of Amman are cheapest to buy an apartment in?
Among areas with enough listings, the lowest median asking prices per m² are Marj Al-Hamam (JD 670), Airport Road (JD 800), Khalda (JD 810), and the highest are Abdali (JD 2,400), Sweifieh (JD 1,230), 4th Circle (JD 1,210). Abdali's figure rests on few listings. Compare neighbourhoods →
Can I buy an apartment in Amman for JD 100,000?
Yes, but not in the priciest areas. About 55% of the apartments we checked ask under JD 200,000, and 7% ask under JD 100,000, mostly in outer and circle areas such as the 7th Circle, Naour and Marj Al-Hamam. The cheapest asks JD 45,000. Apartments under JD 100,000 →
Can I buy an apartment in Amman for JD 30,000?
It is unlikely in Amman proper. The cheapest of the 716 apartments we checked asks JD 45,000, and 10% ask under JD 115,000. Searches for JD 20,000 to 40,000 apartments are common in Jordan, but those homes tend to be small or outside the city. Apartments for sale →
What fees does a buyer pay in Jordan?
Two main charges apply to a normal sale: a land registration fee of 3% of the estimated value, set by the 2023 amendment to the registration fees law, and a property sale tax of 3%, reduced from 4%. Who pays each is agreed between buyer and seller. Agent, lawyer and valuation fees come on top. Confirm current rates with the Department of Lands and Survey. Registration fees explained →
Can foreigners buy property in Jordan?
Yes, with permission. The Minister of Interior must approve a non-Jordanian's request to buy property. Reciprocity applies, though holders of Arab nationalities are exempt, and non-Jordanians are barred from owning in border, archaeological and historic areas. Law No. 17 of 2026, published in the Official Gazette in September 2026 and in force from about October 2026, also lets non-Jordanians own or lease a private residence outside urban planning zones, up to 10 dunums, with the Finance Minister's approval. Read the buying guide →
Can I get a mortgage to buy in Jordan?
Yes. Numbeo's contributors report an average 20-year fixed mortgage rate of about 6.81% in Jordan (updated 2 October 2026). Non-citizens can also borrow, though the process is more involved, so compare several banks on rate, deposit and fees. Mortgages in Jordan →
How do I check an apartment's title before buying in Amman?
Ask for the title deed and have a lawyer check it with the Department of Lands and Survey: the registered owner, the unit and any mortgage or lien. Ownership only passes when the Department registers the transfer, so a private agreement is not enough. Registration fees →