Places. Perspectives. Property intelligence.
Latest edition · October 31, 2026The stories behind the places. The numbers behind the decisions.
Price indexes
Economy, business and property
A historical Lebanese case study in combining retail and culture—and the evidence needed before claiming a benefit for nearby buildings.
Economy, business and property
Company arrivals are only the beginning. The Invest Cyprus CEO’s interview offers a useful lens for assessing lasting workplace demand.
Economy, business and property
Minthis plans improvements to golf and its clubhouse. For buyers near Paphos, access rights, costs and the works timetable matter.
Economy, business and property
Aldar’s nine-month results show profit and development sales moving in different directions. What should a property buyer take from that?
Economy, business and property
Arada’s financing announcement deserves a closer look: debt proceeds, a coupon and a project’s delivery budget answer different questions.
Economy, business and property
LAMDA’s leadership handover puts delivery and accountability in focus. Here is what buyers should check beyond the CEO announcement.
Economy, business and property
The ECB decision and Greece’s housing-loan average measure different things. Here is how to use them without mistaking either for a personal borrowing rate.
Economy, business and property
RTA’s six-to-one-minute estimate concerns one road movement. Buyers and office tenants still need to test the complete journey to their building.
Economy, business and property
Industrial producer prices and electricity output prices rose at different speeds. Neither figure is an automatic increase in your building budget.
Economy, business and property
A new ministry portal simplifies applications. For owners and expanding businesses, the next question is whether the building actually suits the activity.
The Lebanon data desk
Explore the asking-price benchmarks behind Lebanon’s apartment market.
ApartmentsUSD / m²
Dataset built| Area | Median asking price | Middle 50% | Sample | Compare areas |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MetnDistrict | $1,429 | $1,125 – $1,800 | 10,253 | |
| BeirutDistrict | $3,000 | $2,171 – $4,063 | 6,777 | |
| KeserwanDistrict | $1,136 | $909 – $1,455 | 5,853 | |
| BaabdaDistrict | $1,692 | $1,222 – $2,171 | 2,910 | |
| JbeilDistrict | $1,000 | $836 – $1,227 | 2,302 | |
| AchrafiehBeirut | $3,000 | $2,222 – $3,809 | 1,956 |
These are median advertised apartment prices in USD, not recorded sale prices or a repeat-sales index. Each area uses at least 5 listings with a usable floor area. The middle 50% spans the 25th to 75th percentiles; it is not a valuation range. Districts mix neighbourhoods and property conditions. The snapshot date is when the dataset was built, not when every listing was checked. Changes in the listing mix can move a median without a change in like-for-like values.
Rental figures are monthly asking prices per m². Sale and rental samples are separate.
Sources: blusky, century21, confidence, cproperties, dooreast_buy, dooreast_rent, dubizzle, eeestate, isold, jsk, key, paulh, pbm, ramco, realestate_lb, remax. Dataset built: Oct 31, 2026.
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