24% Lower volume of real estate in Jordan

 ؜ Media In / Amman 6 March 2019

The volume of trading in the real estate market in Jordan fell by 24 percent to the end of February to 695 million dinars compared to 914 million dinars for the same period of 2018.
The Directorate of Registration of Northern Oman ranked first in the volume of circulation of 122 million dinars followed by the territory of Amman 102 million dinars and third of the territory of southern Oman 68 million dinars.
The volume of trading in the directorates and offices of the Capital Governorate and the Central Bank accounted for 68 percent of the volume of trading in the first two months of the year, while the remaining 32 percent distributed to the rest of the provinces of the Kingdom.
According to the report, the revenues of the Department of Land and Survey for the end of February amounted to 36.4 million dinars, down by 23 percent, noting that the value of exemptions for apartments for the first two months amounted to about 9 million dinars.
The land in the Kingdom was concentrated in Zarqa / Al Ghbawi village, the University Basin, with 83 pieces, followed by Amman, Amman Village, the City Basin with 72 pieces, and again in Zarqa, Al Batrawi Village and South Batrawi Basin with 67 pieces. The apartments of Petra, Petra and Petra are 106, followed by East Amman, Tabarbour, El-Miela with 71 apartments, Nuweis village from the same Directorate, Khnevesa Basin with 67 apartments and Al-Riwaq with 63 apartments.