Al-Rehab vs Al Hamra
Side by side: average rent, what each area is known for, and what residents say.
The centers of Al-Rehab and Al Hamra are about 6.5 km apart.
Average rent (yearly)
Al Hamra is SAR 12,000 a year more (40%).
Al Hamra is SAR 16,000 a year more (38%).
Al Hamra is SAR 24,000 a year more (41%).
Known for
Only Al-Rehab: Family friendly, Residential, Quiet, Parks, Safe, Community
Only Al Hamra: Coastal, Luxury, Expat friendly, Beach, Compounds, Families, Young professionals, Luxury seekers, Food enthusiasts, Cultural explorers, Singles, Beach lovers, Cultural enthusiasts, Expats, Professionals, International professionals, International community, Budget friendly
Al-Rehab
Peaceful family neighborhood with parks and community focus
Pros and cons
- Quiet, safe family environment
- Parks and playgrounds for children
- International schools accessible
- Strong community atmosphere
- Al Rehab Mall shopping convenience
- Good value for family housing
- Healthcare facilities nearby
- Distance from beach areas
- Limited entertainment for adults
- Some older building infrastructure
- Traffic during school hours
- Fewer luxury amenities
What residents say
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Al Hamra
Al Hamra in Jeddah offers a vibrant, expat-friendly environment with diverse housing, dining, and shopping options.
Pros and cons
- Diverse community with a mix of locals and expats, fostering a welcoming atmosphere.
- Wide range of housing options, from luxury apartments to budget-friendly accommodations.
- Excellent dining scene with international cuisine and local specialties.
- Low crime rates and a strong sense of safety within the neighborhood.
- Convenient transportation access with major highways and public transport options.
- Proximity to various amenities including parks, shops, and schools.
- Active community events that encourage social interaction among residents.
- High humidity and heat during summer months can be challenging for newcomers.
- Limited nightlife options compared to other neighborhoods in Jeddah.
- Cultural differences may require adjustment for some expats.
- Traffic congestion can occur during peak hours, affecting commute times.
What residents say
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