Qatar’s real estate market continues to demonstrate strength and resilience, as the country’s economy charts a steady upward path. In April 2025, Qatar real estate deals surged by 43%, reaching a total of QR1.825bn across 374 transactions.
Compared to March 2025, the real estate index showed a 32% increase in the number of deals, while the trading value rose by 43%. However, the traded areas index recorded a slight decline of 2%, according to data from the Real Estate Registration Department at the Ministry of Justice.
Doha Municipality led in transaction value during April, with deals totaling QR969m. Al Rayyan followed with QR423m, while Al Dhakira recorded QR170m. This highlights Doha’s continuing dominance in Qatar real estate deals.
In terms of sold properties, Doha accounted for 29%, Al Rayyan for 25%, and Al Wakra for 15%. As for the traded area, Al Rayyan led with 34%, followed by Doha at 23% and Al Wakra at 14%.
Al Rayyan registered five of the ten highest-value sales in April. Doha had three such deals, while Umm Salal and Al Daayen each had one. These numbers underline the ongoing vitality of Qatar real estate deals in various regions.
March 2025 saw a trading volume of QR1.277bn through 283 real estate transactions. Unlike April, the traded area index rose by 14% that month. Once again, Doha, Al Rayyan, and Umm Salal topped the list in transaction value.
Qatar’s strategy of economic diversification continues to attract new investments. With targeted initiatives and incentives, the government is boosting the business climate and strengthening investor confidence. As a result, the Qatar real estate deals market remains a pillar of national growth.
Finally, the recently held Qatar Economic Forum 2025 further highlighted the country’s role as a global business hub. With more than 3,000 attendees and 20 signed MoUs, the forum reinforced the strong international interest in Qatar’s economic landscape, including its dynamic real estate sector.
