Qatar’s property market recorded strong growth in early September. Sales contracts totaled 394.35 million Qatari riyals ($108 million) over a five-day period. Consequently, this represents an 18.5 percent increase from the previous week, highlighting a vibrant market.
Residential units accounted for 124.5 million riyals of the total sales. Therefore, both end-users and investors continue to show strong interest in the housing sector. Investors are increasingly targeting residential and mixed-use properties across Qatar.
The properties traded included vacant land, houses, residential buildings, mixed-use commercial-residential buildings, complexes, shops, and commercial units. In addition, this wide variety demonstrates market flexibility and opportunities for different buyers.
Sales activity concentrated primarily in Doha, Al-Rayyan, and Al-Wakra. Moreover, additional transactions occurred in Al-Daayen, Al-Shamal, Umm Salal, Al-Khor, and Al-Thakhira. Key developments included The Pearl Island, Lusail 69, Al-Kharayej, Legtaifiya, and Ghar Thuaileb.
Over the past three weeks, the sector maintained steady growth. For example, one week recorded total trading volumes exceeding 308 million riyals. This trend indicates strong activity in both established urban areas and emerging districts.
Monthly data shows that August transactions totaled 1.13 billion riyals across 329 deals. Notably, Al-Rayyan, Doha, and Al-Wakra led in transaction values. The real estate market area index reveals that Al-Rayyan represented 39 percent of the total traded area. Meanwhile, Doha accounted for 22 percent, and Al-Wakra held 14 percent. Smaller contributions came from Al-Daayen and Umm Salal at 10 percent each, Al-Shamal at 3 percent, and Al-Khor and Al-Thakhira at 2 percent combined.
Qatar’s property transactions continue to benefit from a mix of end-users seeking homes and investors exploring high-demand projects. Furthermore, new developments and infrastructure projects keep the market competitive and active.
The increase in property deals across Qatar reflects investor confidence and sustained economic dynamism. As a result, analysts expect the sector to remain robust. Demand continues to grow for both residential and commercial properties.
Overall, the nation’s property transactions demonstrate a thriving market, supported by strategic urban planning, diversified projects, and strong buyer interest nationwide. Consequently, investors and homebuyers remain engaged in both major cities and emerging areas.
