2 |
2 |
170 m²

ISOLD Real Estate
2 |
2 |
135 m²

Trust Lebanon
5 |
7 |
650 m²

Main Gate Properties
3 |
2 |
150 m²

MonteLibano SAL
3 |
5 |
250 m²

C Properties
2 |
4 |
170 m²

Main Gate Properties
2 |
2 |
135 m²

YAS Real Estate
3 |
5.0 |
345 m²

Urban Properties
132 m²

Main Gate Properties
1 |
127 m²

C Properties
84 m²

C Properties
84 m²

JSK Real Estate
1 |
2 |
80 m²

Confidence Real Estate
3 |
4 |
230 m²

YAS Real Estate
4 |
4 |
290 m²

Fidelity Real Estate
3 |
4 |
270 m²

Icar Wakim
5 |
5 |
622 m²

ISOLD Real Estate
2 |
4 |
220 m²

YAS Real Estate
1130 m²

Golden Land Real Estate
3 |
3 |
140 m²

MonteLibano SAL
4 |
4 |
200 m²

Blusky Properties
Looking to buy an apartment in Dbayeh? Dbayeh sits on the coast just north of Beirut, one of the closer Metn areas to the capital and a common choice for buyers who want newer housing within a short commute. It has a high concentration of recent development, including large residential complexes and waterfront projects.
The area is oriented around the coastal highway and the commercial developments along it. Position within Dbayeh matters, as buildings differ considerably in how removed they are from the main road.
Apartments in Dbayeh currently ask roughly $2,200 to $2,350 per square metre, the highest of the areas outside Beirut covered here, reflecting how new much of the stock is and how close it sits to the capital.
These figures reflect asking prices in current listings rather than recorded sale prices, and the final price is usually negotiated. Based on listings on DoorEast, July 2026.
Dbayeh's stock is newer than most areas covered here, with a high share of buildings from the 2000s onward. Parking, elevators and outdoor space are common. Apartments tend toward two and three bedrooms, and sea-facing units carry a clear premium.
Because the stock is recent, buyers here are less often budgeting for renovation and more often comparing developments against each other on finish and amenities.
Parking is standard in most Dbayeh buildings, particularly the newer complexes.
Dbayeh is among the shortest commutes to Beirut of the areas covered here, but the coastal highway carries heavy traffic at peak hours in both directions. Distance and journey time differ considerably, so test the route at the time you would travel.
Ask about the building's monthly charges. In the larger complexes these can be higher than in older buildings, since they cover shared facilities, so confirm what is included. Ask about the developer's track record if buying in a recent building, and check the parking arrangement.
Apartments currently ask roughly $2,200 to $2,350 per square metre, the highest of the areas outside Beirut covered here. These are asking prices from current listings, not recorded sale prices.
Much of the stock is recent, and it sits closer to Beirut than most of the coastal Metn areas.
Short in distance, but the coastal highway is congested at peak hours. Journey times vary substantially.
Often, in the larger complexes, because they cover shared facilities. Ask what is included before committing.
Generally yes, particularly in the newer developments.