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Although the interest in “quality of life” studies appeared at the middle of the 20 th century (around 1950) as part of the economic, social, and environmental studies, develo ping Middle Eastern countries did not start to examine it in detail unt il the beginning of the 21 st century. The need to measure the quality of life of a city or a district is considered a vital part of the growth and urbanizat ion process that is happening at an incredible rate without the ability to control or analyze it. Quality of life means measurement of people’s satis faction and the quality of the environment in which they live. Jordan recen tly started an economic reform process that involves improving the climate for foreign investment to improve the economy. The redevelopmen t sit of Abdali, near the city center, is one example of foreign inv estment projects that will be examined in this paper. The site was origin ally being used for administrative buildings for the army. The site are a is around 350,000 square meters, with a developed area of over one mi llion square meters. The project will cost over US$ one billion. The inf rastructure for this project is nearly completed and the construction wi ll start at the beginning of the year 2006 and will take several ye ars. In this study a measure of expected future quality of life after th e redevelopment project takes place will be examined, and a number of concl usions have been

REDEVELOPMENT SITE OF ABDALI : WILL IT IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE AT AMMAN, JORDAN?