- The total volume of real estate trading in Qatar for the week of November 24-28 exceeded QAR 343 million.
- Sales contracts registered during this period amounted to QAR 292,863,618, with residential unit sales at QAR 50,257,146.
- Real estate transactions spanned multiple municipalities, including Doha, Al Rayyan, Al Khor, and others, with key areas like the Pearl, Lusail, and Dafna showing strong activity.
- The previous week’s real estate transactions exceeded QAR 391 million, reflecting steady market momentum.
The total volume of real estate trading in Qatar exceeded QAR 343 million during the week of November 24-28, according to the Real Estate Registration Department at the Ministry of Justice.
Sales contracts registered during this period amounted to QAR 292,863,618, while residential unit sales reached QAR 50,257,146, as highlighted in the department’s weekly bulletin.
The properties traded during this period included a diverse range of real estate types such as vacant lands, residential homes, apartment buildings, shops, and residential units.
These sales spanned various municipalities, including Doha, Al Rayyan, Al Khor, and Al Dhakira, as well as Al Dhaayen, Umm Salal, Al Wakrah, and Al Shamal. Prime areas like the Pearl, Lusail 69, and Dafna 60 also saw significant activity.
In the previous week, from November 17-21, real estate transactions surpassed QAR 391 million, showcasing the steady momentum in Qatar’s property market.
The continued concentration of real estate activities across key regions highlights the growing demand for residential and commercial properties. With such consistent performance, Qatar’s real estate sector demonstrates its resilience and potential for sustainable growth, reflecting broader economic stability and development in the country.
