Journal
The BAYVIEW journal
Notes on design, market, and the art of living well.
Buying
What Buyers Actually Pay: Registration, Notary and Fees in Lebanon
Beyond the purchase price, Lebanese property carries registration, stamp, and notary fees, plus a surcharge for foreign buyers.
InvestingCoastal and Mountain Investment: Batroun, Byblos and Faqra
Lebanon's strongest rental and lifestyle returns are on the northern coast and in the ski mountains. Here is how to invest wisely.
MarketHow Property Is Priced and Paid For in Lebanon After 2019
Lebanon's property market runs on fresh US dollars in cash. Here is how pricing and payment really work post-banking crisis.
NeighborhoodsWhere to Buy in Lebanon Right Now: A 2025-2026 Neighborhood Guide
From Achrafieh and Downtown to Batroun, Jbeil and Faqra, here is where Lebanese and expat buyers are concentrating today.
BuyingBuying Property in Lebanon as a Foreigner or Member of the Diaspora
Foreigners and expats can own property in Lebanon, but Decree 11614 sets clear limits. Here is what to know before you buy.