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This page lists 52 properties for sale in Jerash.
Median asking price: JOD 52,000, from 52 priced listings.
Jerash, north-west of Amman, is known for its well-preserved Roman city, where colonnaded streets, theatres and baths still stand.
Based on 58 live listings on Hagzi in Jerash. An agency listing is published through a partner account; a private owner listing is published through a personal account.
49–52 of 52 properties
50,000 JOD
(≈ USD 70,522)
From 335 JOD / month
JOD 25 per m² · JOD 25,000 per dunum
Advertiser: Fast Track for Property Management
31,000 JOD
(≈ USD 43,724)
From 207 JOD / month
JOD 50 per m² · JOD 49,759 per dunum
Advertiser: Fast Track for Property Management
26,000 JOD
(≈ USD 36,671)
From 174 JOD / month
JOD 50 per m² · JOD 50,000 per dunum
Advertiser: Fast Track for Property Management
280,000 JOD
(≈ USD 394,922)
From 1,874 JOD / month
JOD 22 per m² · JOD 21,920 per dunum
Advertiser: Fast Track for Property Management
This page brings together properties for sale in Jerash from Hagzi’s current search results. The results reflect the filters selected above.
52 properties for sale in Jerash are live on Hagzi right now. Most are in Other, Al-Hashimiyyah, Unaybah. Property types here include Land, Villas, Apartments.
Most of the 52 priced listings here ask between JOD 26,000 and JOD 174,000; the median asking price is JOD 52,000.
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Jerash lies north-west of Amman and is best known for its ancient Roman city, which has kept its colonnaded streets, baths, theatres, public squares and arches through centuries of change. The city flourished in the Roman era and again under the Umayyads, was badly damaged by earthquakes, and came back into view in the Ottoman period.
The terrain varies from tall mountains to valleys. On the higher ground summers are cool and pleasant, while winters range from cold to very cold.
The source describes Jerash as one of the places in Jordan people most like to visit after Petra. Every July the Jerash Festival fills the ancient site with folk dance, music and poetry evenings, theatre and traditional handicrafts.
Notable landmarks include:
The festival takes place every year in July, with folk dance, music, poetry, theatre and handicraft sales at the ancient site.
On the mountain tops summers are cool and pleasant, while winters are cold and can be very cold.
