Finding a place to live can be a pretty exhausting task, both mentally and physically. There’s a ton of various factors to consider, not the least of which is the price. So, while many elements in life may be out of our control, at least as far as cost is concerned, we may just be able to help you with that through a rundown of the most affordable places to rent an apartment in the Kingdom of Bahrain.

Salmaniya – Average Price BHD 365

Al Burhama – Average Price BHD 346

Bu Ghazal – Average Price BHD 344

Bu Kowarah – Average Price BHD 330

Gufool – Average Price BHD 310

Riffa Al Sharqi – Average Price BHD 300

Gudaibiya – Average Price BHD 299

West Riffa – Average Price BHD 298

Manama Downtown – Average Price BHD 292

Ras Rumman – Average Price BHD 229

Now that you know which areas contain the most affordable rents, you will be better able to inform your final decision when it comes to renting an apartment in Bahrain. However, if you’re looking to go a step further that is if you wish to buy an apartment, then the most affordable places are a little different.

Busaiteen – Average Price BHD 55,000

Al Hidd – Average Price BHD 59,000

Juffair – Average Price BHD 63,000

Riffa – Average price BHD 63,000

Manama – Average Price BHD 76,000

Seef – Average Price BHD 77,000

Dilmunia Island – Average Price BHD 77,500

Amwaj Islands – Average Price BHD 82,500

Diyar Al Muharraq – Average Price BHD 99,500

Reef Island – Average Price BHD 135,000

We hope this information aids you in your search and if there’s anything more you wish to know then comment below or head on over to our website for more property advice.

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Shawn Zuzarte

Shawn holds a B.Tech Degree in Computer Science and is truly a fan of all things electronics, computers and cars. Has a great love for writing, especially when it comes to analyzing and breaking down films and video games.