Granada vs Diplomatic Quarter
Side by side: average rent, what each area is known for, and what residents say.
The centers of Granada and Diplomatic Quarter are about 15.3 km apart.
Average rent (yearly)
Diplomatic Quarter is SAR 7,500 a year more (14%).
Diplomatic Quarter is SAR 10,000 a year more (13%).
Diplomatic Quarter is SAR 15,000 a year more (14%).
Known for
Both: Families, Luxury, Expat friendly, Expats
Only Granada: Young professionals, Budget friendly, Multicultural experience, Singles, Central, Long term stays
Only Diplomatic Quarter: Exclusive, Secure, Diplomatic, Green, Diplomats, Luxury living, International professionals, Safety conscious expats, Professionals, Expat community, Secure living, Expatriates, Students
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
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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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