The price list for buying housing in Jordan / What is the average price per square meter of an apartment in this neighborhood? + Table of Mehr 1405

Jordan neighborhood, as one of the most luxurious and original residential centers in the north of the capital, hosts the hottest deals and intense competition among real estate investors these days.

The economy group, Jordan neighborhood, as one of the most authentic, expensive and strategic residential and administrative centers in the north of the capital, always plays a decisive role in guiding the inflationary expectations and transactions of the aristocratic sector of the Tehran housing market.

The unique access of this area to the main communication arteries, key highways of the city, embassies and important commercial and administrative centers has made the demand for buying apartments in Jordan not only limited to a consumer demand, and the feet of large real estate investors who seek to maintain property value and obtain reliable returns are always open in this booming market.

The survey of the field pulse of transactions in the side streets, cozy streets and dead ends of Mashjar Jordan indicates that the price gap between newly built and unopened units and apartments built and renovated several years ago in this neighborhood has been significantly maintained; In such a way that the builders of luxurious towers, luxury projects with brand materials and penthouses equipped with complete comfort facilities such as luxurious lobbies, water commons and hotel commons, announce their proposed figures based on construction inflation, expensive construction materials and changes in parallel markets.

On the other hand, applicants for living in two-bedroom and medium-sized apartments, which are more accessible compared to large-sized and ultra-luxurious structures, tend to go for several-year-old structures, which, although they have a higher price adjustment than newly built units, are still traded in the highest category of the northern Tehran housing market.

In addition, large-scale, three-bedroom and well-planned units in Jordan continue to face high profit margins and low acceptance due to limited land and lack of new constructions in this area, and have maintained their stability and attractiveness against economic fluctuations.

Top real estate consultants in the capital emphasize that the stability of Jordan's branding, modern urban structure and stable demand have made buying real estate in Jordan one of the safe havens for capital and a risk-free option for cash-oriented buyers in the long-term horizon of the capital's real estate market.

Based on the latest field observations in the Tehran housing market, the price of housing in Jordan is as follows:

A 170-meter three-bedroom unit, built in 2008, is traded at a price of 78 billion tomans. Also, a 210-meter three-bedroom unit, built in 1400, is offered at a price of 147 billion tomans.

Another unit, measuring 125 square meters, with two bedrooms, built in 1405, is for sale at a price of 91 billion and 250 million tomans. Also, a 96-meter two-bedroom unit built in 1395 is priced at 45 billion tomans in this neighborhood.