Qatar’s mortgage market continues to grow steadily with strong performance across all municipalities. Qatar mortgage market shows strong investment growth as the country records hundreds of high-value transactions in both residential and commercial sectors. The first half of the year alone brought 788 mortgage deals totaling QR19.314 billion.
To break it down further, the first quarter recorded 434 transactions worth QR10.037 billion. Then, the second quarter added 354 transactions, totaling QR9.277 billion. These numbers highlight a stable and growing real estate environment in Qatar.
Among the municipalities, Doha led the count with 119 mortgage transactions. That equals 33.6 percent of all deals in the country. Following Doha, Al Rayyan recorded 97 transactions, making up 27.4 percent of the total. Al Wakrah came next with 49 transactions, contributing 13.8 percent of the national count.
In terms of value, Doha also topped the list in both quarters. For instance, it logged QR5.313 billion in the first quarter and QR5.881 billion in the second. Meanwhile, Al Sheehaniya recorded the smallest value of mortgage transactions in both quarters.
Qatar mortgage market shows strong investment growth with its ability to maintain momentum compared to the previous year. Last year, Doha had QR11.785 billion in Q2, while Al Shamal had the lowest at QR7.5 million. In Q1 of the previous year, Al Rayyan led with QR7.267 billion, while Al Shamal again had the lowest.
The overall data confirms that Qatar’s real estate sector continues to move upward. Legal reforms on real estate registration, property rights, and brokerage also boost investor confidence. These efforts attract both local and foreign investors.
Qatar mortgage market shows strong investment growth through consistent increases in high-value properties. In Q2 alone, seven of the top ten mortgaged properties were located in Doha. Three were in Al Wakrah. These top ten properties accounted for 51 percent of the total value of all mortgage transactions during that period.
Residential property also saw higher trading volumes. In Q2, residential deals reached 476 transactions, totaling QR946.655 million. That’s a significant jump from last year’s 154 residential deals, which only totaled QR317.673 million.
The strength of the Qatari economy supports this expansion. New infrastructure, wide-scale development, and government support keep demand high. Moreover, the real estate sector remains a key part of the country’s economic success.
