Looking to invest in real estate in Lebanon? Here's where the smart money is going this year.
The Lebanese real estate market continues to show resilience and opportunity—even amid economic challenges and regional uncertainty. Whether you're a local buyer, expat, or diaspora investor, 2025 presents exciting prospects across several key regions.
At JSK Real Estate, we’ve analyzed market activity and buyer behavior to bring you the top 10 locations worth considering for property investment in 2025.
1. Achrafieh, Beirut
A timeless favorite. Demand remains high, especially among expats looking for character homes and proximity to hospitals, schools, and nightlife. The area offers everything from small studios to heritage mansions.
What’s hot: Mid-size apartments priced right.
Buyer type: Expats, young professionals, and investors.
2. Ras Beirut
This cosmopolitan hub near Hamra and Ain El Mreisseh still draws demand due to its walkability and proximity to top universities.
What’s hot: Apartments with sea views or close to AUB.
Buyer type: Students, investors, and foreigners.
3. Metn (Antelias, Monteverde, Broummana)
Metn remains a top pick for those moving out of Beirut. It offers better prices, privacy, and green surroundings—all just minutes from the city.
What’s hot: Gated communities and spacious apartments.
Buyer type: Families and first-time buyers.
4. Batroun
The star of the north! Batroun has seen an explosion in demand—thanks to its coastal charm, hospitality boom, and lifestyle appeal.
What’s hot: Renovated traditional houses and chalets.
Buyer type: Locals, expats, and Airbnb investors.
5. Jbeil (Byblos)
Historic, walkable, and expanding fast. Jbeil remains a solid bet for buyers who want city convenience in a relaxed setting.
What’s hot: Apartments with sea view, and land.
Buyer type: Diaspora and local families.
6. Faqra & Kfardebian
Chalets, villas, and gated living—Faqra is a lifestyle and investment play. Demand surges during ski season but year-round living is growing.
What’s hot: Villas in Faqra Club, chalets in Tilal el Assal.
Buyer type: High-net-worth individuals, lifestyle buyers.
7. Sahel Alma, Kfarhbab & Adma
Keserwan’s golden triangle. Buyers love the proximity to Jounieh and sea views, without the chaos of central cities.
What’s hot: Modern apartments and small villas.
Buyer type: Families, retirees, and investors.
8. Dbayeh & Waterfront City
Lebanon’s version of urban luxury. Waterfront projects are attracting attention, especially for long-term rentals and future resale.
What’s hot: Marina-front apartments.
Buyer type: High-end buyers, commercial investors.
9. Hazmieh & Baabda
Still popular among buyers seeking value and fast access to Beirut. Prices are competitive and the infrastructure is improving.
What’s hot: Apartments near schools & hospitals.
Buyer type: Mid-range buyers, civil servants.
10. Jeita, Ajaltoun, & Ballouneh
These suburbs offer cooler weather, scenic views, and good pricing compared to Beirut and the coast.
What’s hot: Duplexes and affordable land.
Buyer type: Locals, first-time buyers, and retirees.
Final Thoughts:
The key to a successful investment in 2025 is location + pricing. Work with trusted professionals who understand market dynamics. At JSK Real Estate, our agents have deep knowledge of every neighborhood on this list.
Looking to invest? Let’s talk.
Contact us at jskre.com
