421 Apartments & Houses for Sale in Jounieh

About the Area

Jounieh sits on the bay north of Beirut, close enough for a regular commute and large enough to function independently. It is the main urban centre of Keserwan, with its own commercial districts, schools and hospitals, and a mix of dense coastal development and quieter residential areas rising into the hills behind.

For buyers this means unusual range. The same budget buys a compact apartment near the water or a considerably larger one on the slopes above.

What Apartments Cost

Apartments in Jounieh currently ask roughly $1,500 to $1,800 per square metre. The range here is wider than most areas, reflecting the genuine spread between seafront and hillside stock.

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.

Where to Look in Jounieh

• Along the bay and seafront — Dense and central, closest to shops, restaurants and the marina.
• Kaslik — The commercial and university area, home to the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik and its student population.
• Sarba and Ghadir — Residential, slightly removed from the seafront.
• The hills above town — Larger apartments with views, more parking and more outdoor space, further from daily amenities.

What You'll Find

Jounieh has one of the widest ranges of any area covered here. Smaller units concentrate around Kaslik and the town centre, while larger family apartments are more common on the slopes. Bay views carry a significant premium, and buildings on the higher ground generally offer more space for the same price.

Kaslik's university population gives that part of town more consistent rental demand than the rest, which matters if you are buying to let.

Adma, on the hills just above Jounieh, sits at the top end of the market. It attracts affluent and upper-middle-class buyers looking for larger villas and low-density apartment buildings, with wide bay views and more privacy than the coastal strip offers. Prices per square metre are among the highest in the area, and inventory turns over less frequently.

Parking and Getting to Beirut

Parking is generally available, particularly in the newer buildings on the higher ground. Along the dense seafront strip it is tighter.

The coastal highway into Beirut is heavily congested at peak hours in both directions. Many Jounieh residents commute daily, but journey times vary substantially, so test the route at the time you would actually travel.

Before You Buy

Ask about the building's monthly charges, since maintenance, generator and water are billed separately and carry over to you as owner. If the apartment is on the slopes, check access and parking carefully, as both vary considerably between buildings. Confirm the water arrangement.