Bahrain Property Report
Published December 2024 · Quarterly review
Bahrain Property Market Report
ASK Real Estate's quarterly report on Bahrain's real estate market. This Q3 2024 edition covers transactions, rents, land values and hospitality for the third quarter.
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A summary of the key findings from the Q3 2024 Bahrain Property Report. The full analysis, with all charts and tables, is in the downloadable PDF.
Q3 2024 saw fewer but higher-value deals. Transaction volumes fell 18.23% year on year to 4,206, while total value rose 17.92% to BHD 320.7 million, a clear shift toward premium assets. Land, residential, commercial and industrial rates all stayed stabilised.
The rental market stayed resilient across one, two and three-bedroom segments. Seef and Bahrain Bay and Harbour continued to attract tenants at premium levels, while Juffair and Amwaj offered more affordable options, keeping the market versatile for tenants and investors.
Vacant land shifted dynamically. Industrial land jumped from BHD 17.15 to BHD 19.90, residential edged up to 28.73, and BA-zoned land rose sharply from BHD 71.11 to 75.00 with BB up to 66.55.
Figure 1
Land values by zone, Q2 vs Q3 2024 (BHD per sq ft)
Hotel KPIs improved on the prior year: occupancy 51.17% (from 50.83%), ADR BHD 63.13 (+2.90%) and RevPAR BHD 32.29 (+3.56%).
Figure 2
Hotel KPIs, Q3 2023 vs Q3 2024
Bahrain remains cost-competitive in the GCC: residential builds range from about BHD 400 per sqm for villas to BHD 680 for high-rise, and office shell and core from BHD 490 to 700 (AECOM 2024).
Fewer deals, higher values: Q3 2024 pointed to a market trading up in quality while rents stayed stable.
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