The volume of real estate trading in sales contracts registered with Qatar’s Real Estate Registration Department at the Ministry of Justice from April 20 to 24 reached QAR412,407,644. (QAR412.4 million or $112.8 million), while the total sales contracts for the real estate bulletin for residential units during the same period amounted to QAR59,901,963. This data illustrates the dynamic nature of the Qatar real estate trading volume, highlighting its significance in the market.
The weekly bulletin issued by the Ministry’s Real Estate Registration Department noted that the list of properties being traded for sale included vacant land, residences, residential buildings, commercial shops, a residential complex, and residential units. Sales were concentrated in the municipalities of Doha, Al Rayyan, Al Dhaayen, Al Wakra, Umm Salal, Al Shamal, Al Khor, and Al Thakhira, as well as in the areas of Lusail 69, The Pearl Island, Ghar Thuaileb, and Legtaifiya.
The volume of real estate transactions in sales contracts registered with the Real Estate Registration Department at the Ministry of Justice reached more than QAR441 million from April 13 to 17.
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Recent numbers
Qatar’s real estate trading volume in sales contracts for the period from April 13 to 17 reached QAR401.39 million ($110.2 million), according to a report. Additionally, the total sales contracts for residential units during this timeframe amounted to QAR40.2 million ($11 million). This surge in activity highlights the robust nature of the Qatar real estate market.
Sales operations were notably concentrated in several municipalities, including Al Rayyan, Doha, Al Dhaayen, Al Wakrah, Umm Salal, Al Khor, and Al Dhakira. Additionally, areas such as Lusail 69, The Pearl, Ghar Thuaileb, Umm Al Amad, Dafna 60, and Legtaifiya also played significant roles in the trading activities. This concentration of transactions across key municipalities underscores the ongoing demand and investment in Qatar’s real estate sector.
In February 2025, Qatar’s real estate trading volume reached QAR1,292,500,196 ($329.2 million), with 365 transactions recorded by the Real Estate Registration Department. The municipalities of Doha, Al Rayyan, and Al Dhaayen led in transaction value, indicating strong market activity. Specifically, Doha’s transactions totaled QAR478,470,312, while Al Rayyan and Al Dhaayen recorded QAR316,994,510 and QAR232,149,925, respectively. Other municipalities like Al Wakrah and Umm Salal also contributed significantly, with transactions of QAR101,259,540 and QAR79,988,096.
The traded space index revealed that Al Rayyan, Doha, and Al Dhaayen were the most active in terms of real estate spaces, accounting for 29 percent, 26 percent, and 18 percent of total traded spaces, respectively. Similarly, in terms of the number of transactions, Doha was the most active, conducting 32 percent of sales, followed by Al Rayyan (23 percent) and Al Dhaayen (13 percent).
Average prices per square foot varied, with Doha ranging from QAR394 to QAR767, while Al Wakrah and Al Rayyan had averages of QAR259-493 and QAR319-448, respectively. Notably, the highest-value properties sold included five in Al Rayyan and two in Doha.
