Qatar’s Weekly Real Estate Transactions Exceed $117 Million

Doha, Qatar: The Qatari real estate market maintained strong activity during the final week of October, with total trading value reaching approximately $117 million (QR426.6 million), according to the latest report issued by the Department of Real Estate Registration at the Ministry of Justice.

The figures cover the period from October 26 to 30, 2025, highlighting steady momentum in property transactions across both residential and commercial categories.

Diverse Real Estate Activity Across the Market

The report noted that sales contracts alone totaled QR318.79 million ($87.6 million), while sales of residential units accounted for QR107.8 million ($29.6 million). Combined, these transactions brought the total weekly trading value to QR426.6 million ($117 million).

Properties traded during the week included vacant plots, houses, residential and commercial buildings, retail shops, and apartment units, reflecting a balanced market that continues to appeal to investors and homeowners alike.

According to the bulletin, trading activity was spread across several municipalities, with Doha, Al Rayyan, Al Wakrah, and Al Daayen registering the highest number of recorded deals.

Market Trends Reflect Continued Investor Confidence

The previous week (October 19–23) recorded over QR748 million ($205 million) in real estate transactions, suggesting that while trading volumes have moderated slightly, overall investor appetite and transaction consistency remain strong.

Industry observers note that this sustained activity aligns with Qatar’s broader economic growth strategy, as the nation continues to attract regional investors through stable policies, infrastructure development, and urban expansion projects such as Lusail City and The Pearl-Qatar.

The Ministry of Justice’s ongoing publication of its weekly Real Estate Bulletin provides valuable transparency into market trends, highlighting the steady turnover and confidence underpinning Qatar’s property sector.

As the country advances toward its Qatar National Vision 2030, real estate remains a central pillar of economic diversification, driven by strong public investments, private sector participation, and growing foreign interest.