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Qatar Real Estate Transactions Reach QR2.104 Billion in October
The real estate market in Qatar demonstrated significant activity in October 2025, with transactions totaling QR2.104 billion across 571 deals. This reflects the ongoing strength of the sector and its crucial role in the national economy, aligning with Qatar’s strategy for economic diversification.
Transaction Insights and Regional Activity
Data from the Real Estate Registration Department at the Ministry of Justice indicates that while the number of property transactions increased by 11 percent compared to September 2025, the overall value of real estate trading saw a decline of 13 percent. Additionally, the index of traded areas reported a decrease of 6 percent.
The Doha Municipality emerged as the leading municipality in terms of transaction value, generating QR807 million in October. Following Doha, Al Rayyan Municipality recorded transactions worth QR420 million, while Al Dhaayen Municipality reached QR370 million.
In terms of the number of sold properties, October saw the greatest activity in Doha, which accounted for 29 percent of sales. It was closely followed by Al Wakrah at 24 percent, and Al Rayyan at 19 percent. The area index also highlighted that Doha led in deal area, comprising 25 percent of the total, with Al Rayyan and Al Dhaayen accounting for 22 percent and 21 percent, respectively.
Comparative Performance and Economic Implications
In the preceding month of September, the real estate transactions index achieved a total value of QR1.861 billion from 516 deals. This represented a significant increase of 57 percent in the number of properties and a 65 percent rise in the value of transactions compared to August 2025, which saw QR1.129 billion in transactions.
The third quarter of 2025 also highlighted robust growth in Qatar’s real estate sector, recording 1,256 transactions valued at QR4.493 billion. This marks an impressive increase of 35 percent in property trading volume and 58 percent in transaction value compared to the same period last year. Notably, the highest transaction value in Q3 occurred in September, totaling QR1.861 billion.
Qatar’s real estate sector continues to thrive, supported by government initiatives aimed at economic diversification and growth. The leadership’s commitment to creating opportunities for businesses and investors plays a key role in sustaining this momentum.
As the sector progresses, stakeholders are optimistic about the future, anticipating further enhancements aligned with national economic goals. The ongoing investment in real estate not only reflects confidence in the market but also underscores its significance in Qatar’s broader economic landscape.
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