Qatar Real Estate Transactions Reach $744m in February 2026

Doha, Qatar: Qatar’s real estate market recorded strong activity in February 2026, with total transaction values reaching $744 million (QR2.709 billion) across the country, reflecting continued investor confidence and steady momentum in the sector.

According to data released by the Real Estate Registration Department at the Ministry of Justice, a total of 508 real estate transactions were recorded during the month. The figures highlight a notable increase in both the number of deals and their overall value compared to the previous month.

Market indicators showed that the number of properties traded increased by 19 percent compared to January 2026, while the value of real estate transactions rose by 56 percent over the same period. The index measuring traded land areas also climbed by 55 percent, demonstrating broad-based growth across multiple segments of the property market.

Doha Leads Transaction Activity

Among Qatar’s municipalities, Doha Municipality recorded the highest level of real estate activity in terms of transaction value during February.

According to the real estate market index, deals in Doha reached a total value of $325 million (QR1.184 billion). Al Rayyan Municipality followed with transactions worth $232 million (QR847 million), while Al Dhaayen Municipality recorded approximately $73.5 million (QR268 million) in real estate deals.

In terms of the number of properties sold, Doha accounted for 30 percent of all transactions, making it the most active municipality during the month. Al Daayen followed with 23 percent, while Al Rayyan recorded 21 percent of total property transactions.

Land Area and High-Value Deals

The data also highlighted differences in transaction activity when measured by land area. Al Rayyan Municipality recorded the largest share of traded real estate area at 37 percent, followed by Doha with 25 percent and Al Wakrah with 18 percent of the total deal area recorded in February.

High-value transactions also played a significant role in the month’s overall performance. The top 10 property deals by value included eight properties located in Doha and two in Al Rayyan, underscoring the continued demand for premium assets in the capital and surrounding areas.

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Price Trends Across Municipalities

Average property prices varied across Qatar’s municipalities during the month.

The average price per square foot for buildings reached approximately $267 (QR972) in Doha, followed by $157 (QR571) in Al Daayen, $152 (QR555) in Al Rayyan, and $109 (QR399) in Al Wakrah. Other municipalities recorded lower averages, including Umm Slal at $108 (QR394), Al Khor and Thakira at $114 (QR415), Al Shamal at $71 (QR261), and Al Sheehaniya at $40 (QR146).

For vacant land, average prices per square foot were recorded at $135 (QR493) in Doha, $118 (QR429) in Al Wakrah, $91 (QR333) in Al Rayyan, $86 (QR315) in Umm Slal, $77 (QR283) in Al Daayen, $90 (QR328) in Al Khor and Thakira, and $41 (QR149) in Al Shamal.

Real Estate Supporting Economic Diversification

Qatar’s real estate sector continues to play a significant role in supporting the country’s broader economic development agenda. The steady growth in transaction volumes reflects the success of policies aimed at diversifying the economy and attracting both domestic and international investment.

The property sector is also expected to remain a key pillar of Qatar’s Third National Development Strategy (NDS3), which places strong emphasis on enhancing the country’s investment climate and creating a more attractive environment for businesses, investors, and skilled professionals.

As Qatar continues to invest in infrastructure, urban development, and economic diversification initiatives, the real estate sector is expected to remain an important contributor to long-term economic growth and market stability.