Business
Qatar Showcases Real Estate Potential at LPS Shanghai 2025
Doha, Qatar: The State of Qatar concluded a successful participation at the LPS Shanghai 2025, Asia-Pacific’s premier luxury real estate exhibition, from December 5 to 7. This event marked Qatar’s second consecutive year at the exhibition, where the Qatar Pavilion served as a vibrant platform to showcase the country’s expanding real estate market to global investors and stakeholders.
Highlighting Qatar’s Real Estate Landscape
Inaugurated by H E Rashid Mubarak Al Khater, Consul General of the State of Qatar in Shanghai, the Pavilion showcased Qatar’s diverse real estate offerings aimed at the Chinese market. The event was organized by the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Aqarat) and Invest Qatar, the Investment Promotion Agency of Qatar, with participation from leading developers such as Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment Company, United Development Company (UDC), JMJ Group Holding, and Qatar Sotheby’s International Realty.
With over 12,000 VIP investors and industry leaders attending, the exhibition emphasized Qatar’s investment-friendly ecosystem and robust regulatory framework. This high-profile event provided an excellent opportunity to highlight the country’s promising real estate opportunities.
Statements from Industry Leaders
Eng. Khalid bin Ahmed Al Obaidli, Chairman of Aqarat, expressed pride in Qatar’s participation, stating, “We are proud to participate in the LPS Shanghai exhibition, aligned with our vision to strengthen Qatar’s position as a leading investment destination.” He emphasized the Pavilion’s role in showcasing luxury real estate projects and fostering an attractive environment for investment, living, and business.
Sheikh Ali Alwaleed Al-Thani, CEO of Invest Qatar, noted that Qatar’s real estate sector ranks as the second-largest recipient of capital expenditure among non-hydrocarbon sectors. He highlighted that the sector is projected to reach $45 billion by 2029, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.7%.
Eng. Ali Mohamed Al-Ali, CEO of Qatari Diar, remarked that the exhibition reflected the advancements in Qatar’s real estate sector. He stated, “It provided a platform to showcase our diverse projects that embody our firm commitment to quality and sustainability.” This participation aimed to reinforce Qatar’s role as a leading investment destination.
Yasser Al Jaidah, President and CEO of UDC, highlighted their commitment to creating integrated and sustainable communities. He pointed out that projects like The Pearl and Gewan Islands feature smart technology and world-class amenities, promoting a high-quality lifestyle. He stated, “This exhibition allowed us to promote our flagship projects and engage directly with international investors seeking quality, innovation, and long-term value.”
Qatar’s participation at LPS Shanghai 2025 not only showcased the country’s real estate potential but also reinforced its commitment to fostering international partnerships and advancing its market presence. The success of the Pavilion underscores Qatar’s growing appeal as a leading investment hub in the region.
-
World4 months agoTest Your Knowledge: Take the Herald’s Afternoon Quiz Today
-
Sports4 months agoPM Faces Backlash from Fans During Netball Trophy Ceremony
-
Lifestyle4 months agoDunedin Designers Win Top Award at Hokonui Fashion Event
-
Entertainment4 months agoExperience the Excitement of ‘Chief of War’ in Oʻahu
-
Sports4 months agoLiam Lawson Launches New Era for Racing Bulls with Strong Start
-
World5 months agoCoalition Forms to Preserve Māori Wards in Hawke’s Bay
-
Health4 months agoWalking Faster Offers Major Health Benefits for Older Adults
-
Lifestyle4 months agoDisney Fan Reveals Dress Code Tips for Park Visitors
-
Politics4 months agoScots Rally with Humor and Music to Protest Trump’s Visit
-
Top Stories5 months agoUK and India Finalize Trade Deal to Boost Economic Ties
-
Health2 months agoRadio Host Jay-Jay Feeney’s Partner Secures Visa to Stay in NZ
-
World5 months agoHuntly Begins Water Pipe Flushing to Resolve Brown Water Issue
