Amman:Property market turnover in Jordan totaled approximately JD5.712 billion in the first 10 months of 2026, representing a 1.8 percent decrease from JD5.819 billion during the same period last year, based on data from the Department of Lands and Survey. This decline equates to roughly JD106.6 million.
According to Jordan News Agency, turnover in October alone reached about JD601.8 million, marking a 5.2 percent reduction from JD634.5 million recorded in the same month of 2025.
Despite the decrease in turnover, the department's revenue increased by 4.3 percent during the first 10 months, amounting to approximately JD234.3 million, compared to JD224.5 million the previous year, reflecting an increase of JD9.8 million.
Throughout this period, 118,235 properties were sold across Jordan, with 12,768 transactions occurring in October. Of these, 9,123 properties were sold to companies, demonstrating ongoing activity in the market.
Additionally, non-Jordanians completed 1,952 property ownership transactions, valued at JD186.6 million, within the same timeframe. This included 216 transactions in October, worth JD18.3 million.
The figures from the Department of Lands and Survey indicate a mixed market performance, with an increase in revenue despite a modest decline in turnover. This suggests continued engagement in the property sector, encompassing domestic and foreign investment activities.