Real estate transactions in Qatar reached QAR 755.677 million between October 12 and 16, 2025, according to the latest weekly report from the Ministry of Justice. This reflects a significant activity in the local property market, which continues to see diverse types of transactions across various municipalities.
Breakdown of Real Estate Transactions
During the week, the Real Estate Registration Department recorded QAR 718.45 million in sales through registered property contracts. In addition, residential unit transactions amounted to QAR 37.22 million. The property deals involved a range of properties, including vacant land plots, houses, residential buildings, commercial shops, and administrative buildings, as well as residential units.
Active Municipalities and Key Areas
The highest volume of sales occurred in several municipalities, including Al Wakra, Al Rayyan, Doha, Al Daayen, Umm Slal, Al Shamal, Al Khor, Al Thakhira, and Al Sheehaniya. Within these regions, key areas like The Pearl Island, Al Kharayej, Lusail 69, Al Mashaf, Al Wukair, and Umm Al Amad saw notable property transactions. These locations are becoming increasingly popular for both residential and commercial investments.
Weekly Comparison
In comparison to the previous week, between October 5 and 9, when real estate transactions exceeded QAR 555 million, this week’s total marks a significant increase. The data highlights a continued upward trend in property investments across the country, reflecting growing investor confidence in Qatar’s real estate sector.
The rise in transaction volume underscores the continued demand for diverse real estate options in the country, particularly in areas like Lusail and The Pearl Island, which are becoming key hubs for residential and commercial activity.
As Qatar’s real estate market shows resilience, these transactions suggest a steady stream of development and investment opportunities for both local and international stakeholders.
