Directory guide · updated October 2026

Real estate companies in Amman

The developers and owners behind Amman's major projects, and how to find and verify a licensed agency.

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Who are the real estate companies in Amman?

Major projects trace to companies such as Abdali Investment and Development, the Kurdi Group, Al-Khayr Real Estate Investment Company, Al Tajamouat for Touristic Projects and The Business Park Company. Licensed agencies are listed in the Department of Lands and Survey's directory. Dawarna does not rank or recommend companies.

Sources: see the linked landmark pages.

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Companies behind major Amman projects

Developers and owners of major Amman projects
CompanyWhat the source saysArea
Abdali Investment and DevelopmentThe Abdali (New Abdali), including Abdali Boulevard and the master plan launched in 2005Abdali
United Real Estate Company (URC)Kuwait-based real estate arm of KIPCO; the Abdali Mall's page says the mall belongs to URCAbdali
Kurdi GroupRuns Mecca Mall (opened 2003) and describes Abdoun Mall (2001) among its projectsUm As-Summaq, Abdoun
Al-Khayr Real Estate Investment CompanyOwner and manager of City Mall (opened 2006), per WikipediaUm As-Summaq
Al Tajamouat for Touristic ProjectsDeveloper of TAJ Lifestyle Center, named in a 2012 press releaseSouth Abdoun
The Business Park CompanyMaster developer of the King Hussein Business Development Zone, per a 2019 Housing Bank releaseWest Amman

Facts from the sources on each linked page. This is not a ranking, a recommendation or a complete list of Amman's real estate companies.

Agencies

Finding and checking a real estate agency

Directory

The Department of Lands and Survey publishes a directory of licensed real estate offices.

Licence

Offices are licensed annually and must show their licence.

Fees

Regulated maximums apply to commissions.

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Real estate companies in Amman: questions answered

What are the main real estate companies in Amman?

Companies behind major projects include Abdali Investment and Development (The Abdali), the Kurdi Group (Mecca Mall), Al-Khayr Real Estate Investment Company (City Mall), Al Tajamouat for Touristic Projects (TAJ) and The Business Park Company (King Hussein Business Park). This is a list of developers and owners we found in sources, not a ranking or recommendation. This page →

How do I find a licensed real estate agency in Amman?

Use the Department of Lands and Survey's directory of licensed real estate offices and ask to see the licence. Agents guide →

Does Dawarna recommend real estate companies?

No. We do not rank or recommend companies; any paid placement will be labelled as sponsored. Advertise →

How much do agencies charge?

Commission is capped by regulation at 2% of the annual rent on a lease and 2% then 1% on a sale, shared or charged to either party. Agent fees →

How do I check a developer?

Check the project's permits, the registration of the promise to sell and the title of the land. Off-plan guide →

Can my company be listed?

Dawarna has no directory of agencies yet; register interest to advertise. Advertise for agents →

Are the companies listed here active today?

The facts come from sources dated between 2012 and 2026 and ownership or operators may have changed; check before relying on them. How we research →

Where can I report a problem with an agent?

Start with the Department of Lands and Survey, which licenses real estate offices and can impose penalties from warnings to cancellation. Official bodies →