Qatar’s Real Estate Market Records $1.23 Billion in Transactions in Q3 2025

Doha, Qatar– October 27, 2025: Qatar’s real estate sector maintained strong growth momentum in the third quarter of 2025, with 1,256 property transactions valued at $1.23 billion (QR4.493 billion), according to data from the Ministry of Justice.

Continuous Market Growth

Compared to Q3 2024, this represents a 35 percent increase in transaction volume and a 58 percent rise in value, underscoring growing investor confidence and a healthy market outlook.

September recorded the highest transaction value of the quarter at $511 million (QR1.861 billion), followed by $415 million (QR1.501 billion) in July and $310 million (QR1.129 billion) in August.

Municipality Performance

Doha Municipality led with 338 real estate transactions worth $437 million (QR1.596 billion), followed by Al Rayyan Municipality with 369 deals worth $410 million (QR1.497 billion), and Al Dhaayen with 135 transactions totaling $122 million (QR444.4 million).

Al Wakrah recorded 197 property deals valued at $114 million (QR418.1 million), while Umm Slal reported 120 trades worth $101 million (QR368.8 million). Smaller municipalities, including Al Khor and Thakira, Al Shamal, and Al Sheehaniya, collectively contributed over $47 million (QR168 million) in total transaction value.

Market Activity and Pricing

Al Rayyan, Doha, and Al Wakrah emerged as the most active municipalities, accounting for 29 percent, 27 percent, and 16 percent of all sales respectively.

The average building price per square foot reached QR803 ($221) in Doha and QR458 ($126) in Al Rayyan, while vacant land averaged QR436 ($120) in Doha and QR306 ($84) in Al Rayyan.

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Top Deals and Market Insights

Six of the ten highest-value property transactions were registered in Doha Municipality. The most expensive deal was $27.4 million (QR100 million) for a property in Al Mansoura, followed by $15 million (QR54.7 million) in Al Sadd and $12.7 million (QR46.3 million) at The Pearl Island.

Notable high-value trades in Al Rayyan included properties in Al Ain Khalid, Al Gharrafa, and Slata, ranging between $6.9 million and $9.9 million.

Positive Outlook

While the second quarter of 2025 had recorded higher total transactions, 1,311 deals worth $1.65 billion (QR6.028 billion), Q3 demonstrated steady market resilience.

Qatar’s real estate sector is expected to continue benefiting from digital transformation, regulatory transparency, and infrastructure investment, in alignment with the Qatar National Vision 2030.