New Bader ... The Upcoming Real Estate Future

New Bader ... The green window of Amman!

While most people in Amman are searching for the most luxurious areas that exude prosperity, safety, and a modern lifestyle, there are many who are looking for areas that offer them a sophisticated and secure lifestyle with a closer touch to the tranquil rural atmosphere. They can find that in New Bader !

New Bader  is one of the upscale areas of Amman that has become a destination for residence and real estate investment by people.

Join us on an informative journey about New Bader , one of the most sought-after areas recently among the regions of the capital Amman and the safe future for real estate investment and upscale living.

History of New Bader 

Bader used to be a collection of rural councils until the Greater Amman Municipality decided in 1987 to incorporate Bader into its territories as part of the Greater Amman Municipality. According to sources belonging to the Greater Amman Municipality, Bader was formerly known as "Balal" in reference to the presence of the companion Bilal bin Rabah's maqam. When it was included in the areas under the Greater Amman Municipality, it was named New Bader .

Location of New Bader 

Bader is characterized by a distinctive strategic location within beautiful geographic terrain. It is located in the western part of the capital Amman, bordered by Wadi Al-Seer area from the south and east, while Mahes and Fuhais areas border it from the west, and it is bordered by Sweileh area from the north. New Bader  is also close to upscale neighborhoods in Amman such as Al-Kursi, Khalda, Al-Hamra, and Dabouq, among others. The matter does not stop at the strategic location of Bader alone, but it also boasts different views from other areas that converge in one place in New Bader :

• A part of New Bader  is characterized by Shafa Gouri, and the location of this part is in the southwest of Bader, 110 meters above sea level. This part is important as it includes the tomb of Queen Alia.

• New Bader  has stunning views due to its elevation of over 900 square meters above sea level. The views vary between Jordan and Palestine, with close views ranging from different suburbs of Amman such as King Hussein Mosque in Dabouq, Al-Hussein Medical City, Wadi Al-Seer, and Marj Al-Hamam. The views extend a little further to reach Wadi Shueib in Salt, the Dead Sea, and as they get further, they overlook the mountains of Palestine and Jerusalem.

Nature of New Bader  

• It is characterized by hills, mountains, and a peaceful and comfortable nature away from the city's hustle and bustle.

• It is rich in oak trees, the national tree of Jordan, which gives it a distinctive and picturesque view suitable for walking in summer and spring. Therefore, New Bader  can be called the Oak Village.

• It is abundant with olive trees, which are important trees in Jordan, in addition to fruit-bearing trees.

 Villas in New Badr:

Real estate investors choose the New Badr area for real estate investment by building independent or semi-detached villas. These villas are sought after by clients who are looking for peaceful areas that are not far from the city's hustle and bustle. Additionally, many local landowners prefer to build private villas in New Badr and take advantage of the spacious areas, adding a distinct urban character to the area.

Lands in New Badr:

In the beginning of our conversation, we discussed the nature, quality, and terrain of New Badr. Therefore, investment options in lands in New Badr are diverse and not limited to building palaces and villas. The lands are suitable for building private farms and benefiting from the forested nature, fertile lands, and abundance of fruit trees. These factors have contributed to the increase in land and property prices in the area.

Neighborhoods in the New Badr area (H2): The New Badr area is divided into seven main neighborhoods:

1. Al-Ghurra neighborhood

2. Umm Al-Aswad neighborhood

3. Al-Suwayseh neighborhood

4. Al-Rabahiah Al-Shamaliyah neighborhood

5. Al-Rabahiah Al-Janubiyah neighborhood

6. Zubda neighborhood

7. Bilal neighborhood

Recently, new neighborhoods have been added to the area:

1. Al-Thaghr neighborhood

2. Al-Karam neighborhood

3. Al-Raqiqah neighborhood

Basins in the New Badr area (H2): The number of basins in the New Badr area is 23, divided as follows:

1. Al-Rabahiah Al-Shamaliyah Basin

2. Al-Rabahiah Al-Janubiyah Basin

3. Hamrat Al-Zayud Basin

4. Al-Ghurra West Basin

5. Al-Ghurra East Basin

6. Umm Furah Basin

7. Abu Mufarrar Basin

8. Al-Shirab Basin

9. Al-Qubbah Basin

10. Ras Khalif Basin

11. Al-Hadeeb Basin

12. Al-Maysar Basin

13. Abu Makhaymar Basin

14. Al-Kashif Basin

15. Zabda Basin

16. Umm Abhurah Basin

17. Al-Raqiqah Basin

18. Al-Thaghr Basin

19. Al-Karam Basin

20. Rabu' Al-Salaymoon Basin

21. Umm Qal'at Basin

22. Al-Baytar Basin

23. Salakhad Basin

24. Al-Hamir Wal-Basah Basin

25. Al-Bardhoun Basin

26. Al-Ma'allaqah Basin

27. Al-Dhara Basin

28. Al-Sulaihat Basin

29. Al-Na'eer Basin

30. Al-Hikr Basin

31. Rima Basin

Why visit New Badr Area? What are the main landmarks in New Badr Area?

Amman is renowned for its mountainous nature and ancient Roman history, which has added a unique tourist appeal and various attractions for visitors. The inclusion of New Badr Area under the jurisdiction of the Greater Amman Municipality has contributed to the diversity of tourist areas within the capital city. So, what are the main landmarks in New Badr Area?

• The Maqam (resting place) of the Companion Bilal ibn Rabah (may Allah be pleased with him)

• The Hanging Caves (one of the significant historical landmarks that distinguishes New Badr Area)

• Al-Mu'tamid Equestrian Club

• Independence Park

• Tal Al-Balout Resthouse

• Several distinguished cafes and restaurants known for their stunning views and upscale ambiance, such as:

• Asatiblat and Cafe Marado

• Qamra Cafe (overlooking the Jerusalem mountains)

• Naya Cafe

• Auckland Cafe

Moreover, New Badr Area is home to numerous private chalets and farms, many of which are available for rent.

It's worth mentioning that New Badr Area is a well-serviced residential area, offering essential amenities such as healthcare centers, shopping centers, schools, mosques, sports clubs, and other basic requirements that meet the residents' needs. Its location, close to other upscale areas like Dabouq and Khalda, contributes to its suitability for a luxurious and pollution-free lifestyle, with easy access to other regions.

The general character of New Badr Area and how it differs from other areas in Amman:

• A clean climate, far from air, noise, and visual pollution.

• The aesthetic appeal of its palaces and villas, surrounded by green spaces.

• The rural character remains the predominant atmosphere in New Badr Area.

• Currently suitable for real estate investment and private residence.

This is just a glimpse of what New Badr Area has to offer. If you're interested in real estate investment, whether in renting or buying properties in New Badr Area, don't hesitate to contact the Homes Jordan team. They will connect you with a specialized team of customer service representatives, engineering consultants, and legal experts who will spare no effort in assisting you and providing the necessary support to fulfill your housing requirements in Abdoun.