Qatar Achieves More ThanQAR 4 Billion in Real Estate Deals During Q3 2025

Qatar’s real estate sector delivered one of its strongest performances during Q3 2025
reinforcing the country’s position as one of the most resilient and investment-ready markets in the region.
Bolstered by rising investor confidence, higher liquidity, and strong demand across residential and commercial segments,
the market posted remarkable year-on-year growth both in value and volume.

According to official trading data from the Ministry of Justice Qatar,
The total value of real estate transactions in Q3 2025 reached QAR 4.49 billion across 1,256 executed deals.
This represents a substantial rise from Q3 2024, when recorded transactions totaled QAR 3.35 billion from 798 deals. The nearly 35% increase in transaction volume
underscores a market that is not only expanding but also accelerating in pace.

Monthly Performance: Growth Shared Across July, August, and September

All three months of the quarter contributed strongly to the surge, each outperforming its 2024 counterpart:

July 2025 reached QAR 1,501,176,948, marking a significant YoY increase.

August 2025 also surged to QAR 1,129,980,457, showing momentum particularly within villa and land transactions.

September 2025, the strongest month of the quarter, achieved an impressive QAR 1,861,932,818, the highest monthly total of the entire year.

This consistent upward trajectory confirms broad-based demand rather than isolated spikes.

Municipality Breakdown: Doha, Al Rayyan, and Al Daayen Lead the Market

Municipalities played a decisive role in shaping the quarter’s performance. According to the Q3 2025 data, Doha and Al Rayyan dominated transaction values:

Doha: QAR 1,596,395,261

Al Rayyan: QAR 1,497,058,945

These three municipalities alone accounted for more than two-thirds of Qatar’s total transactional value during the quarter.

Other municipalities also posted notable activity:

Al Wakrah: QAR 418,091,274

Umm Slal: QAR 368,824,257

Al Khor & Al Thakhira: QAR 101,689,462

Al Shamal: QAR 65,597,739

Al Sheehaniya: QAR 1,030,000

Top Municipalities by Number of Properties Sold

From a volume standpoint:

Al Rayyan led with 29% of total sold properties.

Doha followed with 27%.

Al Wakrah ranked third at 16%.

This shift from 2024 when Doha held the top position indicates rising suburban demand and increased land development activity.

High-Value Transactions: Doha Dominates the Top 10 Deals

The ten highest-value property transactions of Q3 2025 highlight clear investment hotspots:

Six (6) of the top ten deals occurred in Doha.

Three (3) were recorded in Al Rayyan.

One (1) in Al Daayen.

The properties located in areas such as Al Gharrafa, Lqtaifiya, The Pearl Island, Al Sadd, and Ain Khaled ranged from QAR 24 million to QAR 100 million,
reinforcing the premium real estate strength in central Doha.

Residential and Commercial Units: Strong Rebound Across Segments

Residential units saw one of the strongest recoveries of the year. The sector recorded:

413 residential unit transactions

With a total value of QAR 702,825,197

This represents a substantial increase from Q3 2024’s performance.

Meanwhile, the commercial sector recorded:

198 commercial transactions

Worth QAR 373,954,955

The robust performance in both segments signals renewed investor appetite for rental-yield properties, mixed-use developments, and mid-to-high-income housing solutions.

Outlook: A Market Entering a New Growth Cycle

The steady rise in liquidity, demographic expansion, and large-scale infrastructure projects continue to boost demand for both residential and commercial assets.
The data from Q3 2025 points to a market that is entering a new expansion cycle, driven by:

Strong municipality performance

Surge in premium property activity

Rising appetite for income-generating assets

Continuous regulatory modernization

If momentum continues, Qatar’s real estate sector is positioned for its strongest annual performance since pre-pandemic years.