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Qatar Real Estate Transactions Surge to QR2.104 Billion in October
Real estate transactions in Qatar reached a total value of QR2.104 billion across 571 deals in October 2025, reflecting the sector’s ongoing importance to the national economy. This growth highlights the success of Qatar’s economic diversification strategy, despite a slight decline in some areas compared to the previous month.
Transaction Trends and Municipality Performance
The data from the Real Estate Registration Department at the Ministry of Justice indicates that while the volume of transactions increased by 11 percent compared to September 2025, the overall value of real estate trading declined by 13 percent. Additionally, the index of traded areas experienced a decrease of 6 percent.
In terms of financial activity, Doha Municipality led the market with transactions valued at QR807 million. It was followed by Al Rayyan Municipality with QR420 million and Al Dhaayen Municipality, which recorded transactions amounting to QR370 million.
When examining the number of properties sold, Doha accounted for 29 percent of the total transactions, while Al Wakrah and Al Rayyan followed closely with 24 percent and 19 percent respectively. The area index showed similar trends, with Doha leading at 25 percent, Al Rayyan at 22 percent, and Al Dhaayen at 21 percent.
Quarterly Insights and Growth Momentum
Qatar’s real estate market has shown consistent growth, with the third quarter of 2025 (July to September) recording 1,256 transactions valued at QR4.493 billion. Compared to the same period last year, this represents a remarkable increase of 35 percent in the number of transactions and a 58 percent rise in the total value.
September alone saw the highest transaction value for the quarter at QR1.861 billion, followed by QR1.129 billion in August and QR1.501 billion in July. The sustained growth in the real estate sector underscores Qatar’s comprehensive economic renaissance, supported by favorable government policies and initiatives aimed at attracting investors.
As Qatar continues to diversify its economy, the real estate sector remains a pivotal component, with efforts focused on creating new opportunities for businesses and investors. The ongoing momentum in real estate activity is a testament to the effectiveness of these strategies in fostering economic growth and stability.
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