Al Narjis vs Diplomatic Quarter
Side by side: average rent, what each area is known for, and what residents say.
The centers of Al Narjis and Diplomatic Quarter are about 17.7 km apart.
Average rent (yearly)
Diplomatic Quarter is SAR 14,500 a year more (32%).
Diplomatic Quarter is SAR 20,000 a year more (31%).
Diplomatic Quarter is SAR 29,000 a year more (32%).
Known for
Both: Families, Luxury, Expat friendly, Professionals, Expats
Only Al Narjis: Budget friendly, Long term stays, Suburban living, Young professionals, Peaceful living, Long term residents, Singles, Community oriented, Community oriented individuals, Those seeking modern living
Only Diplomatic Quarter: Exclusive, Secure, Diplomatic, Green, Diplomats, Luxury living, International professionals, Safety conscious expats, Expat community, Secure living, Expatriates, Students
Al Narjis
Al Narjis offers a family-friendly vibe with modern amenities, diverse dining, and a welcoming expat community in Riyadh.
Pros and cons
- Family-friendly environment with spacious housing options.
- Diverse dining options ranging from local to international cuisines.
- Proximity to international schools and educational facilities.
- Low crime rates and a strong sense of community safety.
- Modern infrastructure and easy access to major highways.
- Vibrant expat community with various cultural events.
- Availability of parks and recreational areas for outdoor activities.
- Limited public transportation options, requiring a car for convenience.
- Higher cost of living compared to other neighborhoods in Riyadh.
- Cultural adjustments may be necessary for new expats.
- Occasional traffic congestion during peak hours.
- Fewer nightlife options compared to more central areas.
What residents say
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Diplomatic Quarter
A cosmopolitan neighborhood in Riyadh, ideal for expats with its safety, amenities, and diverse community.
Pros and cons
- Strong sense of community among diplomats and expats.
- High levels of safety and security.
- Access to international schools and educational institutions.
- Abundance of dining and shopping options catering to diverse tastes.
- Beautiful parks and outdoor spaces for recreation.
- Well-maintained infrastructure and services.
- Higher cost of living compared to other areas in Riyadh.
- Limited local cultural activities compared to more traditional neighborhoods.
- Traffic congestion during peak hours can be challenging.
- Some expats may feel isolated due to the neighborhood's focus on diplomatic missions.
What residents say
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