Jeddah is Saudi Arabia's Red Sea port and its commercial gateway, and office demand runs along the coastal corridors rather than clustering in one central business district. Listed supply covers 3 buildings — Lilian Towers, Quartz Building and Zahran Business Centre — with 26 suites between them, spread across Prince Sultan Road, Al Kurnaysh Branch Road and Abu As Saib Al Hmazani.
Asking rents in Jeddah run from $450 to $816 per m² a year, with the median at $665. An 81% spread is wide for a set of only 26 units, and it tracks building grade and specification far more closely than street address: at the 45 m² median suite, the distance between the cheapest and the dearest quote is roughly $16,500 a year. A tenant comparing Jeddah offers should establish first whether service charges, utilities and fit-out are inside or outside that rate.
Suite sizes in Jeddah span 5 m² to 172 m², with a median of 45 m². Since 172 m² is the largest single unit on offer, a bigger brief means taking two suites in the same building, and with only 3 buildings listed the room to manoeuvre is limited.
Location within Jeddah still shapes the working day even at this scale: Al Kurnaysh Branch Road follows the Corniche and the sea front, while Prince Sultan Road runs inland through the city's main retail and business spine. No metro line yet serves these 3 addresses, so drive times and parking ratios decide staff commutes — and with 26 suites in total, the entire shortlist can realistically be inspected in a single day.