8,500 JOD per year
(≈ USD 11,989 per year)
≈ JOD 708 a month
Renovated Unfurnished Apartment for Rent in Um Al Summaq – Spacious 220 sqm
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This page lists 5 apartments for rent in Um Al Summaq.
Median asking rent: JOD 7,000 a year, from 5 priced listings.
An upscale residential area between Mecca Street and Medical City Street, where villas sit alongside newer apartment buildings and Mecca Mall and City Mall are on the doorstep.
Based on 48 live listings on Hagzi in Um Al Summaq. An agency listing is published through a partner account; a private owner listing is published through a personal account.
1–5 of 5 apartments
8,500 JOD per year
(≈ USD 11,989 per year)
≈ JOD 708 a month
Advertiser: Fast Track for Property Management
7,500 JOD per year
(≈ USD 10,578 per year)
≈ JOD 625 a month
Advertiser: Fast Track for Property Management
7,000 JOD per year
(≈ USD 9,873 per year)
≈ JOD 583 a month
Advertiser: Fast Track for Property Management
7,000 JOD per year
(≈ USD 9,873 per year)
≈ JOD 583 a month
Advertiser: Fast Track for Property Management
6,500 JOD per year
(≈ USD 9,168 per year)
≈ JOD 542 a month
Advertiser: Fast Track for Property Management
This page brings together properties for rent in Um Al Summaq from Hagzi’s current search results. The results reflect the filters selected above.
5 properties for rent in Um Al Summaq are live on Hagzi right now.
Most of the 5 priced listings here ask between JOD 6,700 and JOD 8,100 a year; the median asking rent is JOD 7,000 a year.
Property prices in Um Al Summaq, Amman
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Um Al Summaq is known as one of Amman's upscale residential areas and falls administratively under Telaa Al Ali. Until the late 1990s it was mainly villas on large plots; since then developers have added high-end apartment buildings with generous floor areas, giving the area a mix of both. It is bounded by Mecca Street and King Abdullah II (Medical City) Street, with Khalda, Telaa Al Ali and Dabouq around it and Wadi Al Seer not far away.
The area is also a major shopping destination. Mecca Mall and City Mall are both here, alongside a market known for building materials and construction fit-out suppliers, plus restaurants and cafés. At around 1,100 metres it has mild summers and cold winters, and its wide streets suit walking.
Nearby are King Hussein Medical City, Al Hussein Gardens, King Hussein Business Park, Al Shaab roundabout and the Al Dawood commercial complex. Health options include Al Haramain Specialty Hospital, the Royal Rehabilitation Centre and Queen Rania Al Abdullah Children's Hospital, while schools include the Modern English Schools, Al Jazeera Schools for Boys and the Modern Montessori School. The name comes from the sumac trees that once grew here in abundance.
Mecca Mall and City Mall are both located in the area.
Villas on large plots, which defined the area until the late 1990s, alongside newer high-end apartment buildings.