Qatar real estate transactions reach $223m in first week of November

The Qatar real estate sector recorded another strong week of transactions, with total trading activity reaching QR810.962m ($223m) between November 2-6.

The latest weekly bulletin from the Department of Real Estate Registration at the Ministry of Justice highlights steady demand across land, residential and commercial properties.

The data reflects continued depth in Qatar’s property market across key municipalities.

Qatar real estate activity

The Department of Real Estate Registration confirmed that the value of real estate trading in sales contracts reached QR762,952,804 ($210m) during the period from November 2–6.

Residential unit sales added another QR48,009,657 ($13.2m) during the same period, bringing the total trading value for the week to approximately QR810.962m ($223m).

According to the weekly bulletin, the list of properties traded included:

• Vacant lands
• Houses
• Residential buildings
• A residential complex
• A commercial building
• Residential units

This diversity reflects the broad-based demand trends continuing across Qatar’s property market.

Major municipality deals

Sales were concentrated in the municipalities of:

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

Within these areas, transactions took place across key neighbourhoods including Lusail 69, Al Wukair, The Pearl, Al Khuraij, Al Sakhama and Al Mashaf.

The Ministry of Justice noted that the volume of real estate transactions registered between October 26–30 exceeded QR426m ($117m).

The latest figures therefore indicate a significant week-on-week uplift.