Big Wheels, Bigger Responsibility
How Trucks Should Drive Are road accidents the result of bad luck—or bad behavior? On Lebanese highways, one recurring question keeps resurfacing: […]
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Property Disputes in Lebanon: Why Settlement Often Works Better Than Litigation
Many landlord–tenant conflicts—especially those arising under the new residential and non-residential rent laws—can be resolved effectively without litigation.
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Lebanon’s Traffic Law: A System That Exists, But Is Rarely Enforced
Lebanon has had a traffic law in place for decades. The first comprehensive legislation, Law No. 76, dates back to 1967, and […]
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When the State Collects but Doesn’t Deliver: A Question of Citizens’ Rights
It is a given that citizens are required to pay taxes and public fees. These payments are not a mere formality; they […]
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What Every Foreigner Should Know Before Buying Property in Lebanon
Did you know that any foreigner wishing to own an apartment, a plot of land, or a building in Lebanon must meet […]
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New Legal Framework for Old Commercial Leases: Understanding Law No. 1 of April 3, 2025
A significant shift in Lebanon’s rental landscape came with the issuance of Law No. 1 dated April 3, 2025, which regulates leases for non-residential premises whose original terms expired before July 23, 1992.
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Real Estate Investment in Lebanon
Lebanon’s real estate sector is reopening after a prolonged closure, signaling a crucial step towards economic recovery. Discover how strategic plans and updated laws can revitalize this vital sector and attract both local and foreign investments.
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Real Estate Challenges in Lebanon: Navigating a Complex Market
Over the past five years, Lebanon’s real estate sector has faced significant challenges in maintaining its market value. The decline in property values has also affected rental prices.
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