Skip to main content

Granada vs Al Malqa

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

The centers of Granada and Al Malqa are about 12.6 km apart.

Average rent (yearly)

GranadaAl Malqa
1 bedroomSAR 52,500.00about SAR 4,375 a monthSAR 35,000.00about SAR 2,917 a month

Al Malqa is SAR 17,500 a year cheaper (33%).

2 bedroomsSAR 75,000.00about SAR 6,250 a monthSAR 50,000.00about SAR 4,167 a month

Al Malqa is SAR 25,000 a year cheaper (33%).

3 bedroomsSAR 105,000.00about SAR 8,750 a monthSAR 70,000.00about SAR 5,833 a month

Al Malqa is SAR 35,000 a year cheaper (33%).

Known for

Both: Families, Young professionals, Luxury, Budget friendly, Expat friendly, Expats, Long term stays

Only Granada: Multicultural experience, Singles, Central

Only Al Malqa: Family friendly, Expat popular, International schools, Residential, Compounds, Expat community, Long term residents, Professionals, Young singles, Luxury living, Expat communities, Community oriented, Budget friendly options

Granada

Granada offers a modern, diverse living environment for expats in Riyadh, featuring great amenities and community vibes.

Pros and cons

  • Diverse community with a mix of local and international residents
  • Modern housing options with excellent amenities
  • Well-connected transportation network for easy commuting
  • Vibrant dining scene catering to various tastes
  • Low crime rate and high safety standards
  • Family-friendly atmosphere with parks and recreational facilities
  • High cost of living compared to other neighborhoods
  • Limited public transport options may require reliance on cars
  • Cultural adjustments can be challenging for some expats
  • Extreme weather conditions in summer may deter outdoor activities

What residents say

No resident tips yet. Lived in Granada? Share a tip

Al Malqa

Al Malqa offers a vibrant community with modern amenities, diverse dining options, and family-friendly living in Riyadh.

Pros and cons

  • Family-friendly environment with spacious housing options.
  • Diverse dining scene with international and local cuisines.
  • Access to quality schools and educational facilities.
  • Strong community vibe with expat support networks.
  • Low crime rates and a safe living environment.
  • Well-connected by public transport and major roads.
  • Proximity to parks and recreational areas for outdoor activities.
  • Higher cost of living compared to some other neighborhoods.
  • Traffic congestion during peak hours can be challenging.
  • Limited nightlife options compared to more central areas.
  • Cultural adjustments may be necessary for some expats.
  • Language barrier may exist, especially in local shops.

What residents say

No resident tips yet. Lived in Al Malqa? Share a tip