Registry data · tracked monthly
Lebanon property market insights
What is actually being transacted and registered across Lebanon — not asking prices. Cedar Keys Estates follows the registry figures every month and publishes the read here, in plain terms, with the caveats stated.
Lebanese land-registry figures, read as they are published and written up with every source named and every gap stated. Each piece stands on its own.
Latest · January–August 2026
The gap is closing
Registered sale value was 17.8% behind 2025 in May. By August the gap was 3.8%. Eight months brought $3.74 billion across 34,549 sales.
The long record
Lebanon property sales by year, 2019–2026
Four full published years, the three years nobody ever published, and why the dollar and pound eras cannot be joined into one line.
Who owns Lebanon
Foreign ownership of Lebanese land, by district
All 25 districts, read straight from the Land Registry’s own report. 92,930 non-Lebanese owners hold 0.383% of the country — and Beirut alone is sixteen times that rate.
Where does your property sit?
We track this data every month
If you are weighing a sale or a purchase in Beirut or anywhere in Lebanon, we will show you where your area sits inside these numbers.