After years of challenges in the real estate sector, including financial crises and fluctuations in property values, a new wave of optimism is emerging. Property prices, which previously saw significant declines of up to 50% in some areas, are now witnessing growth, particularly in high-demand locations such as Downtown Beirut, Ramlet Al-Baida, Clemenceau, Achrafieh, and key regions like Yarzeh, Batroun, Amchit, Faqra, and Faraya. The recent election of a president and the formation of a government have encouraged investors to re-enter the market, focusing on land acquisitions. While not all transactions are finalized, the increasing demand signals renewed confidence in the sector. Many investors anticipate that property values will rise further as the country moves toward political, economic, and security stability, prompting them to invest before prices surge.