BEIRUT

Beirut is a lively, multicultural metropolis with a bustling nightlife, fashionable shopping, fine dining, and globally famous institutions. It is the social, financial, political, cultural, commercial, and industrial hub of Lebanon, with a population of just under two million people, or half of the country’s population. Thus, according to Visit Capital City, Beirut boasts a combination of energetic, trendy, and youthful areas like Achrafiye and Gemmayzeh, as well as sad recollections of a dark past with fire buildings along the Green Line, as well as amazing mosques and colonial monuments downtown. For some, the city symbolizes freedom; for others, salvation; and for still others, it is a city of pleasure or grief, they add. Here are a few neighborhoods to think about:

Achrafieh 

Achrafieh, on the seaside, is one of Beirut’s oldest and most picturesque neighborhoods, with lovely, tiny, winding alleyways, coffee shops, art galleries, and prominent apartment and business buildings.

It’s a fantastic area to invest in real estate.

Saifi Village 

Saifi Village, located in the center of downtown Beirut, is home to a variety of stores, restaurants, and galleries, as well as recently erected luxury houses. It can be a little quiet at times, but it is in the early stages of development. Although prices are high, this is terrific value for money.

It’s an excellent location for real estate investment.

Ain El-Mreisseh 

It’s hard to imagine you’re only minutes from downtown Beirut when you have sea vistas and the beach at your fingertips. Ain El-Mreisseh is undoubtedly worth considering because of its great cafés and restaurants.

It is an incredible place for real estate investment.

Hamra

At Hamra, in the center of downtown Beirut, you will find a mix of ancient and contemporary structures, as well as an abundance of retail and entertainment. Check this location for investment without hesitation.

Jounieh

Jounieh, a vacation destination near the sea, is located about 13 kilometers north of the city and has been altered by increasing urbanization.

 

Cities Outside Beirut: Other Cities Besides Beirut

Tripoli

Tripoli, Lebanon’s second-biggest city and a significant port, is not to be mistaken for Libya’s capital. It has considerable Islamic influence. Tripoli, which is dominated by the Citadel, a Crusader-era ruin, is significantly different from Beirut. El Mina is a contemporary neighborhood with stores, restaurants, and residential complexes.

Do not hesitate to investigate this location for investment opportunities.

Baalbek

With its rich valley, vineyards, and old Roman temple remains, this is a popular tourist attraction.

Byblos (Jbail)

Byblos is one of the world’s oldest inhabited seaports, situated midway between Beirut and Tripoli. Walking around this historic Mediterranean harbor, you may witness the archaeological remnants of Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Crusaders, Ottomans, and other civilizations.

Some individuals enjoy Lebanon’s beach locations.

The best beaches in Lebanon are in the Batroun and Tyr/Naqoura areas in the north and south, respectively.

Batroun

Batroun is a seaside city 50 kilometers north of Beirut and 29 kilometers south of Tripoli.

According to the Batroun Municipality (http://batroun.gov.lb), it has a population of roughly 20,000 people. Many investors have built beach resorts, restaurants, and hotels along the beach and on top of the nearby hills, which are situated between the Mediterranean shore and the eastern Alps. Do not hesitate to look into this neighborhood when looking for a new home.

Tyre

Tyr has the Tyre Coast Nature Reserve, Lebanon’s largest sandy beach, with a population of 117,100 (as of 2003). Its public beach is located in the tourism zone, which offers beach cabins with tables, chairs, food, and drinks during the months of July and August. There’s also the opulent Rest House Hotel and Resort, which has beachfront accommodations, a pool, and other amenities.

Naqoura

Naqoura, 18 kilometers from Tyr, stands on a cliff overlooking the sea. The town has a population of roughly 3800 people and is known for its mountainous coastline and crystal-clear beaches. The Tyros Resort, with its spectacular beach and mountain views, is located there. It is the area’s lone resort.

Buying and owning real estate in Lebanon is an excellent investment.