Better Homes
Established in Dubai in 1986 by the founder Linda Mahouni, Betterhomes Real Estate commenced its work in a small scale, but then started expanding in the Middle East, the Arab Gulf and Asia reaching ten branches in each of UK, KSA, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, India, Pakistan and currently in Jordan in addition to many collaboration with local companies to cover the five continents.
Operations of Beterhomes are centered around providing services relevant to the real estate sector. These services include selling, purchasing, leasing and renting real estate in addition to property management and consultation for the workers in the field. The company has commenced its operation in Jordan by contracting with several working companies in Jordan.
JORDAN
Jordan is located in the heart of the Middle East; Jordan enjoys a range of geographical features, starting from the Jordan Rift Valley in the West ending at the desert plateau of the East, with a range of small hills running the length of the country in between.
Over the ensuing decades the city has expanded and flourished to become a modern, lively, commercial metropolis of well over five million people. Excellent hotels and accommodation, gourmet restaurants, coffee shops, shopping centers, offices and luxury villas have replaced older dwellings. However, there is still much of the old city to be admired.
As we undergo profound socio-economic development in Jordan, we are witnessing a true boom in the construction sector. With major commercial and residential development projects under way, reflective of the growing needs of society, Major investment projects currently under way in Jordan.
The past couple of years however have seen aggressive growth levels in the market for property in Jordan, as internal and external factors culminate in a favorable economic climate for investment in the region.
Recent years have seen the beginnings of a strong period of growth and investment in the Jordan real estate market, as increasing numbers of investors and developers look to capitalize on the country’s high economic growth and political stability.