RIYADH: Qatar’s real estate market recorded transactions worth 1.86 billion Qatari riyals ($510.9 million) in September, with the total sales value rising 65 percent compared to the previous month, according to official data.
Figures from the Ministry of Justice’s Analytical Real Estate Bulletin showed that 516 property deals were registered in September.
The number of properties sold increased 57 percent, while the total traded area grew 89 percent, signaling continued momentum across the country’s real estate sector.
Qatar’s property growth aligns with trends in its larger neighbor, Saudi Arabia, where the housing market has also maintained strong momentum this year. The Kingdom’s residential sector recorded nearly 93,700 transactions valued at about SR77.5 billion ($20.67 billion) in the first half of 2025, according to official data.
The sustained activity reflects the impact of ongoing housing initiatives, major urban development projects, and regulatory reforms designed to boost home ownership and attract both local and international investors.
