# Which area in Jeddah has the best rental yield?

> Madain Al Fahd has the highest rental yield in Jeddah: 6.9% (Q3 2025), followed by Mushrifah and Al Bawadi. The Jeddah average is 5.4%.

| # | District | Gross yield | Calculated from |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | Madain Al Fahd | 6.9% | rent 193 ÷ price 2,787 per m² |
| 2 | Mushrifah | 6.8% | rent 221 ÷ price 3,252 per m² |
| 3 | Al Bawadi | 6.8% | rent 233 ÷ price 3,447 per m² |
| 4 | Al Aziziyah | 6.5% | rent 220 ÷ price 3,403 per m² |
| 5 | Al Nakheel | 6.4% | rent 202 ÷ price 3,165 per m² |
| 6 | Al Naseem | 6.1% | rent 194 ÷ price 3,189 per m² |
| 7 | Umm Hablain Al Gharbiyah | 5.9% | rent 172 ÷ price 2,902 per m² |
| 8 | Al Sharafiyah | 5.9% | rent 209 ÷ price 3,554 per m² |
| 9 | Al Wahah | 5.9% | rent 209 ÷ price 3,548 per m² |
| 10 | Al Wurud | 5.9% | rent 246 ÷ price 4,190 per m² |

Source: Ministry of Justice, REGA, Ejar · Page: https://insights.kw-saudiarabia.com/rankings/jeddah/highest-rental-yield

### What is the average rental yield in Jeddah?

5.4% in Jeddah, as of Q3 2025.

Source: [Ministry of Justice deeds (SREM)](https://srem.moj.gov.sa) · [Ejar rental contracts](https://ejar.sa)

### Where do these figures come from and how often do they update?

From Ministry of Justice deeds and Ejar contracts published by REGA. A district is ranked only when it has enough deeds or contracts in the quarter, and the page updates whenever the data does. These are averages of real transactions, not a valuation of any one property.

Source: [Ministry of Justice deeds (SREM)](https://srem.moj.gov.sa) · [Ejar rental contracts](https://ejar.sa)