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A Mediterranean capital of restored stone buildings, seafront towers and celebrated dining.
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Luxury agencies and developers: the first Founding Partner for Beirut stands alone on this page, presented to every buyer who visits, until a second Founding Partner joins. Your risk is one year’s fee; your reward is a place among the three, for as long as you renew. Apply › Learn more ›
For Agencies and Developers
Beirut has three Founding Partner places for Agencies and three for Developers. All six are open.
At a glance
Where to buy
Restored buildings and towers near Zaitunay Bay.
One of the city's most elegant residential neighborhoods.
Rules for foreign buyers differ by area. See Can foreigners buy property in the Middle East?
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Many of the region's most significant buyers first arrive as guests. See Beirut at its finest: the hotels, resorts and experiences that make it worth owning a part of.
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Three ways to buy
Not every buyer arrives on holiday. Whichever way you buy, every buyer is pointed to a licensed Luxury Real Estate Agency or Developer in the Territory.
Many buyers discover a place as guests, return to view homes in person and buy on a later visit. Our guides to resorts, flights and cities help plan the journey.
Many international buyers own before they ever visit. They view homes and projects by video and virtual tour, work with a licensed agency, developer and lawyer, and sign and pay from home, often through a power of attorney where the law allows.
Funds, family offices and companies buy whole floors, buildings and portfolios. Tell us your mandate and we will point you to developers and agencies with the scale and investor relations to match.
Rules for foreign buyers differ by country and change over time; confirm them with a lawyer before you commit. Leading Luxury Real Estate law firms and lenders, country by country. Register your interest.
Questions
Up to 3,000 square meters without a decree; larger holdings need a decree of the Council of Ministers.
Each Territory has up to three Founding Partner Luxury Real Estate Agencies and three Founding Partner Luxury Real Estate Developers, presented side by side on this page.
Often, yes. Many buyers view homes by video, work with a licensed agency or developer and a lawyer, and sign through a power of attorney where the law allows.
Thinking of buying in Beirut? Tell us what you are looking for and we will point you to the right people.
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Your next home in Beirut
Whether you are looking for a home, selling one, or following a new development, write to us. We will point you to a trusted licensed agency or developer in Beirut, at no charge to you.
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Many of the region’s leading agencies and developers also work across the Mediterranean, from Greece and Italy to the Riviera and Spain. Our sister site, TheMediterranean.com, has its own Founding Partner program, built the same way: three Agencies and three Developers in each Territory, and never more.
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