Aley, Lebanon

Land for sale
in Aley.

There are 78 land for sale in Aley on our index right now. Half are asking more than $291,500 and half less, with the range running from $35k to $9.0m. That works out at roughly $200 per square metre, which is the number worth carrying into a negotiation. A typical one is around 1500 m². These are asking prices, gathered from what is publicly advertised. What a place actually sells for is usually less, and we will tell you how much less.

78
on the market
$291,500
middle of the range
$200
per m², typical
1500
typical size

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Leave your number with what you are after. Brokers who cover Aley can take it on, up to six of them, and they call you directly.

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Why the list is not the whole market

Everything above is publicly advertised. In Aley, as everywhere in Lebanon, a good share of what sells never reaches a listing site at all.

That is the part we go and find, and it is free to ask.

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A sample

What is on the market in Aley.

$35,000
2300 m² · Charoun
$60,000
2000 m² · Charoun
$65,000
500 m² · Aley Town
$75,000
400 m² · Other in Aley
$120,000
870 m² · Other in Aley
$187,200
936 m² · Kayfoun
$200,000
3756 m² · Baissour
$400,000
1080 m² · Ain Enoub
$85,000
780 m² · Other in Aley

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Questions

About Aley.

How much does a plot of land cost in Aley?

Asking prices on our index run from $35,000 to $9,000,000, with the middle around $291,500. That is roughly $200 per square metre. Sale prices are normally below asking, and we will tell you what the gap looks like on a given street.

Are these all the land in Aley?

No. These are the ones publicly advertised. A large share of Lebanese property changes hands without ever being listed, which is why the form on this page matters more than the cards above it.

What should I check before buying?

The title at the cadastre, any building permits, and whether what was built matches what was permitted. We run those checks as part of the job, not as an extra.

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