Serviced offices in Jordan

Jordan’s serviced office market is a mid-sized Levantine market centred firmly on Amman, by far the country’s dominant office location. Demand clusters around the Abdali Boulevard district and the 5th and 6th Circle areas, where modern suites serve the city’s banking and institutional core. The premium end of the market sits in Abdali, Shmeisani and around the 5th Circle, where top-tier suites command the country’s highest rates.

Beyond the capital, supply thins quickly. Aqaba and Irbid act as secondary nodes with materially more accessible pricing than Amman, making them viable bases for regional operations, but Amman holds the depth of serviced supply and hosts the majority of multinationals, established corporations and professional services firms operating in Jordan.

Typical serviced occupiers reflect the capital’s institutional weight. The city is home to the Central Bank of Jordan, major Jordanian banks and regional headquarters for NGOs and multinationals, alongside growing pharmaceutical and technology employers. Suites are private and fully fitted, with reception and meeting rooms included as standard, and contracts run from one month upwards on rolling monthly or 12-month agreements, in sharp contrast to conventional Jordanian leases, which typically involve commitments of one to three years and substantial tenant responsibility for fit-out and repairs.