Qatar real estate trading hits $211m in weekly deals led by Doha and Al Rayyan

The Qatar real estate market recorded total trading activity of approximately QR767.146m ($210.8m) during the week of November 16–20, 2025, driven by strong sales of land, residential properties and mixed-use assets across key municipalities.

The figures were published in the latest weekly Real Estate Bulletin issued by the Department of Real Estate Registration at the Ministry of Justice.

Sales contracts registered during the period reached QR714,376,122 ($196.3m), while residential unit transactions totalled QR52,770,085 ($14.5m). Combined, the week’s real estate trading value reflected sustained momentum across the sector.

Qatar real estate activity

According to the bulletin, properties traded included vacant land plots, houses, residential buildings, residential complexes, an office building, an apartment-hotel building, administrative buildings, commercial properties and mixed-use commercial–residential developments.

Transactions were concentrated in the municipalities of:

• Al Rayyan
• Doha
• Al Wakrah
• Umm Salal
• Al Daayen
• Al Shamal
• Al Khor
• Al Dakhira

Additional activity was recorded in Al Wukair, The Pearl, Lusail 69, Al Khuraij, Dafna 60, Al Sakhama and Al Mashaf, reflecting broad-based demand across established and emerging communities.

For comparison, the Ministry of Justice recorded more than QR506m ($139.1m) in sales contracts during the previous week, covering the period from November 9–13.

The back-to-back trading volumes highlight ongoing buyer activity and steady investor engagement across Qatar’s property market.