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Al Jamea vs Al Rawdah

Side by side: average rent, what each area is known for, and what residents say.

The centers of Al Jamea and Al Rawdah are about 13.3 km apart.

Average rent (yearly)

Al JameaAl Rawdah
1 bedroomSAR 26,000.00about SAR 2,167 a monthSAR 52,500.00about SAR 4,375 a month

Al Rawdah is SAR 26,500 a year more (102%).

2 bedroomsSAR 36,000.00about SAR 3,000 a monthSAR 75,000.00about SAR 6,250 a month

Al Rawdah is SAR 39,000 a year more (108%).

3 bedroomsSAR 50,000.00about SAR 4,167 a monthSAR 105,000.00about SAR 8,750 a month

Al Rawdah is SAR 55,000 a year more (110%).

Known for

Only Al Jamea: University district, Affordable, Youthful, Educational, Eastern, Diverse

Only Al Rawdah: Families, Professionals, Luxury, Multicultural, Expat friendly, Singles, Budget friendly, Central, Expats, Expat community, Food enthusiasts, Safety conscious, International residents, Long term stays

Al Jamea

University district with youthful atmosphere and affordable student-friendly living

Pros and cons

  • Proximity to King Abdulaziz University
  • Affordable rental prices
  • Youthful, energetic atmosphere
  • University facilities accessible
  • Cafes and student-friendly dining
  • Cultural and educational events
  • Good value for money
  • Diverse international community
  • Can be noisy with student activity
  • Limited luxury amenities
  • Distance from beach areas
  • Student-oriented rather than family-focused
  • Traffic during university hours
  • Transient population
  • Limited parking during university terms

What residents say

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Al Rawdah

Al Rawdah offers a family-friendly vibe with great amenities, making it an attractive area for expats in Jeddah.

Pros and cons

  • Family-oriented community with excellent schools and parks.
  • Diverse dining options ranging from local to international cuisines.
  • Abundant shopping opportunities, including malls and local markets.
  • Low crime rates and a strong sense of community.
  • Good transportation links to major attractions and commercial areas.
  • Spacious housing options with gardens, ideal for families.
  • Higher cost of living compared to other neighborhoods in Jeddah.
  • Traffic congestion during peak hours can be frustrating.
  • Limited nightlife options compared to more central areas.
  • Cultural differences may pose challenges for some expats.
  • Hot weather can be uncomfortable, especially during summer months.

What residents say

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