Al Nasr vs City Center
Side by side: average rent, what each area is known for, and what residents say.
The centers of Al Nasr and City Center are about 3.3 km apart.
Average rent (yearly)
Al NasrCity Center
1 bedroomSAR 10,000.00about SAR 833 a monthSAR 14,000.00about SAR 1,167 a month
City Center is SAR 4,000 a year more (40%).
2 bedroomsSAR 15,000.00about SAR 1,250 a monthSAR 22,000.00about SAR 1,833 a month
City Center is SAR 7,000 a year more (47%).
3 bedroomsSAR 21,000.00about SAR 1,750 a monthSAR 34,000.00about SAR 2,833 a month
City Center is SAR 13,000 a year more (62%).
Known for
Both: Central, Convenient
Only Al Nasr: Healthcare, Government, Affordable, Practical
Only City Center: Traditional market, Historical, Cultural
Al Nasr
Centrally located neighborhood near government offices and hospitals. Convenient for healthcare workers and government employees.
Pros and cons
- Excellent central location
- Near hospital and government offices
- Short commute times
- Affordable housing
- Late-night services available
- Diverse working community
- Older building stock
- Can be busy and congested
- Limited green spaces
- Noise from nearby hospital
- Parking challenges
- Less aesthetic appeal
What residents say
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City Center
Central district with markets, government services, and traditional souqs
Pros and cons
- Walking distance to traditional souqs and markets
- Central location with easy access to services
- Rich cultural heritage and historical sites nearby
- Good public transportation connectivity
- Vibrant commercial activity and dining options
- Can be crowded especially during market days
- Limited parking in old souq areas
- Higher traffic during peak hours
- Older buildings may have maintenance issues
What residents say
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