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DOHA, QATAR – Qatar's real estate market recorded $155.3 million (QR565.3 million) in property transactions during the week of June 28 to July 2, reflecting continued activity across the country's residential and mixed-use sectors.
According to the Real Estate Registration Department at the Ministry of Justice, sale contracts registered during the week totalled $132.6 million (QR482.8 million), while residential unit sale contracts accounted for an additional $22.7 million (QR82.5 million), bringing the total weekly transaction value to $155.3 million (QR565.3 million).
The properties traded included vacant land, houses, residential buildings, a residential compound, mixed-use commercial and residential buildings, a mixed-use administrative and residential building, as well as residential units.
Transaction activity was recorded across several municipalities, including Doha, Al Rayyan, Al Wakrah, Umm Salal, Al Khor and Al Thakhira, Al Daayen and Al Shamal. Sales also took place in Lusail 69, The Pearl Island, Al Kharaej, Ghar Thuaileb, Al Qatifiyah, Al Mashaf, Al Wukair and Umm Al Amad.
The latest figures represent an increase from the previous reporting period, when the Real Estate Registration Department recorded $105.2 million (QR383.0 million) in property transactions between June 21 and June 25.
Qatar's real estate sector continues to benefit from the country's long-term economic diversification strategy and urban development initiatives, supporting investor confidence and expanding opportunities across the residential, commercial and mixed-use property markets.
The market has also undergone a series of regulatory reforms aimed at strengthening transparency and enhancing its attractiveness to local and international investors.
Real estate remains a key pillar of Qatar's Third National Development Strategy (NDS3), which seeks to strengthen the country's business environment, support sustainable urban development and create an increasingly attractive destination for investment.

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