Qatar’s Property Market Sees QR647 Million in Weekly Deals

The Qatari real estate market maintained a strong performance during the week from March 29 to April 2, 2026, with the Department of Real Estate Registration recording total sales contracts worth QR647,172,185. This reflects sustained investor confidence and active participation across various property segments, including vacant land, residences, and residential units.

According to the weekly Real Estate Bulletin issued by the department, the total value of sales contracts specifically for residential units reached QR81,832,055 during the same period, highlighting continued demand for housing across Qatar. Properties traded encompassed a broad spectrum, ranging from smaller residential units to larger standalone homes, as well as vacant plots poised for development.

Sales were widely distributed across major municipalities, reflecting the diverse demand across urban and suburban locations. 

Key municipalities included Doha, Al Rayyan, Al Wakrah, Al Daayen, Umm Salal, Al Shamal, Al Khor, and Al Dhakhira. High-profile neighborhoods such as Lusail 69, The Pearl, Al Kharaej, Ghar Thuailib, Leqtaifiya, and Al Wukair also contributed significantly to the trading volume, underscoring the popularity of premium and strategically located properties.

The report indicates that the weekly trading activity shows a marked increase compared with the previous week, when total real estate transactions registered over QR258 million between March 22 and March 26. This notable rise highlights a vibrant and resilient real estate sector, buoyed by strong domestic demand and investor interest.

The Department of Real Estate Registration emphasized that the real estate sector continues to be a significant driver of economic activity, with registered transactions providing transparency and confidence for buyers, sellers, and investors. The weekly bulletin underscores the ongoing stability of the market, even amid regional uncertainties, with liquidity and market participation remaining strong.

With continued infrastructure development, urban planning initiatives, and government support for sustainable real estate growth, the sector is expected to maintain its positive trajectory in the coming months. Weekly sales reports such as this one serve as a clear indicator of market momentum and the sustained attractiveness of Qatari real estate for both local and international investors.

In summary, the period from March 29 to April 2 marks another week of active and high-value trading in Qatar’s real estate market, with a broad range of properties being transacted, strong participation across major municipalities, and residential units continuing to attract considerable attention from buyers.