What should I know about living near King Hussein Business Park?
A business and technology park in west Amman, next to King Hussein Medical City on King Abdullah II Street. It holds offices, an auditorium and sports facilities, and hosts the Zain Innovation Campus (ZINC) incubator. It opened in 2010. An agency guide lists Abdoun, Dabouq, Al Rabieh and Khalda as nearby areas. Nearby, in Abdoun, two-bedrooms rent for JD 1,085 a month and apartments ask JD 1,200 per m²; in Dabouq, three-bedrooms rent for JD 1,085 a month and apartments ask JD 1,200 per m²; in Al Rabieh, two-bedrooms rent for JD 730 a month and apartments ask JD 910 per m² (Hagzi asking prices, 10 October 2026).
Sources: King Hussein Business Park - Wikipedia · King Hussein Business Park - Homes Jordan · King Hussein Business Park Launches Phase I of its expansion - Housing Bank · KHBP Master Plan - DG Jones & Partners; Hagzi for prices.
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What is King Hussein Business Park?
- Wikipedia describes the park as a business park in west Amman, named after the late King Hussein, containing office buildings, an auditorium, a sports complex and ICT infrastructure; it gives an opening year of 2010. source
- A real-estate agency guide says the site was first intended for the Jordan Armed Forces, was converted to a business park under 2005 royal directives, was developed 2005-2008, and came under the Development Zones Commission in 2010. source
- A June 2019 Housing Bank release says The Business Park Company is the master developer of the King Hussein Business Development Zone and signed a loan for five new buildings adding about 40,000 m2 of office space, citing 100% office occupancy. source
- DG Jones & Partners, the design manager, says its master-plan work (2017-2019) covers an expansion area over 1.4 million m2 of land. source
- Wamda reported in November 2014 that Zain Jordan launched its ZINC incubator at the park, in about 630 m2. source
- The agency guide lists tenants including Microsoft, Oracle, Samsung, Deloitte Digital and Dell, plus local firms and Al-Hussein Technical University. source
- Wikipedia notes the park is a venue for cultural events such as the New Think Festival. source
Getting to King Hussein Business Park
- The agency guide says the park is on King Abdullah II Street next to King Hussein Medical City and about 30 minutes from Queen Alia International Airport. source
- The guide lists on-site parking among the park's facilities; no parking numbers or public transport routes were found in fetched sources. source
Neighbourhoods near King Hussein Business Park: rents and prices
| Neighbourhood | 2-bed rent / month | 3-bed rent / month | Apartment / m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abdoun | JD 1,085 | JD 1,585 | JD 1,200 |
| Dabouq | – | JD 1,085 | JD 1,200 |
| Al Rabieh | JD 730 | JD 875 | JD 910 |
| Khalda | – | JD 1,050 | JD 810 |
An agency guide lists Abdoun, Dabouq, Al Rabieh and Khalda as nearby areas. Median asking prices from public Hagzi listings, 10 October 2026; a dash means fewer than 8 listings. These pages describe the landmark and the neighbourhoods around it; Dawarna does not list properties yet.
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Wikipedia dates the opening to 2010, while other sources describe development from 2005 to 2008 and a 2010 change of status.Check
Scale figures differ between sources: a 1.4 million m² master-plan land area against built areas of about 106,000 to 151,000 m².Check
The location on King Abdullah II Street rests on an agency guide, because the official site was not available to us.Explore the areas around King Hussein Business Park
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What is King Hussein Business Park?
A business and technology park in west Amman, next to King Hussein Medical City on King Abdullah II Street. It holds offices, an auditorium and sports facilities, and hosts the Zain Innovation Campus (ZINC) incubator. It opened in 2010. This page →
Where is King Hussein Business Park in Amman?
West Amman, near King Hussein Park and King Hussein Medical City. It is on King Abdullah II Street. All neighbourhoods →
Which neighbourhoods are near King Hussein Business Park?
An agency guide lists Abdoun, Dabouq, Al Rabieh and Khalda as nearby areas. See the area guides for what each is like. Abdoun guide →
How much is rent near King Hussein Business Park?
Nearby, in Abdoun, two-bedrooms rent for JD 1,085 a month and apartments ask JD 1,200 per m²; in Dabouq, three-bedrooms rent for JD 1,085 a month and apartments ask JD 1,200 per m²; in Al Rabieh, two-bedrooms rent for JD 730 a month and apartments ask JD 910 per m² (Hagzi asking prices, 10 October 2026). These are neighbourhood medians, not prices at the landmark itself, and we list no properties there yet. Rent price reports →
How do I get to King Hussein Business Park and is there parking?
The agency guide says the park is on King Abdullah II Street next to King Hussein Medical City and about 30 minutes from Queen Alia International Airport. The guide lists on-site parking among the park's facilities; no parking numbers or public transport routes were found in fetched sources. This page →
Is the information on King Hussein Business Park up to date?
Wikipedia dates the opening to 2010, while other sources describe development from 2005 to 2008 and a 2010 change of status. Scale figures differ between sources: a 1.4 million m² master-plan land area against built areas of about 106,000 to 151,000 m². Check before you rely on it. How we research →
Abdoun or Dabouq: which is better near King Hussein Business Park?
They ask the same per m² (JD 1,200 in both). A three-bedroom rents for about 46% more in Abdoun (JD 1,585 against JD 1,085 a month in Dabouq). Compare them on the same bedroom count and price per m², and visit both at peak hours. Abdoun vs Dabouq →
Can I buy or rent a property near King Hussein Business Park on Dawarna?
Not yet: Dawarna is a content-only guide with no listings. Register interest to be told when listings start. List your property →