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The Department of Real Estate Registration at the Ministry of Justice reported that the volume of real estate trading in sales contracts reached more than QAR 411 million during the week ending September 2 2026. This latest figure comes from the department’s regular weekly bulletin and reflects continued participation across both established urban centers and emerging development zones. Transactions encompassed various asset classes including vacant land plots residences and commercial units a pattern consistent with recent reporting periods.
Municipalities such as Al Rayyan and Doha along with areas like Lusail and The Pearl accounted for significant shares of the activity according to the ministry data. The department noted that sales were registered in Al Wakrah Umm Salal Al Daayen Al Khor and Al Shamal as well. Comparable bulletins from prior weeks including one that recorded QAR 387 million in early June 2026 illustrate the sector’s steady pace throughout the year.
Residential unit sales formed a key subset of the overall trading volume the ministry bulletin indicated. ValuStrat’s Q2 2026 review found that nationwide residential sales rose 23.6 percent from the preceding quarter and 15.8 percent year on year with 755 home transactions completed during that period. Median residential deal values stood at roughly QAR 3 million up 4.5 percent on the previous quarter according to the same assessment.
The latest weekly results arrive against a broader annual backdrop in which July 2026 alone generated QAR 1.86 billion in total real estate trading across 1 485 transactions Central Statistical Bureau figures show. Mortgage activity has also strengthened with Q2 2026 recording 335 ready property mortgage deals valued at QAR 16 billion an increase of 9 percent from the first quarter. These trends point to sustained demand even as the QE Real Estate Index stood at 1 389.02 points on September 3 2026.
Officials at the Ministry of Justice have continued to publish the weekly bulletins to provide transparent market information to investors and stakeholders. The department’s data places recent weekly volumes between QAR 250 million and peaks exceeding QAR 900 million depending on the period. Such reporting supports ongoing oversight of the sector which remains a central component of Qatar’s economic diversification efforts.
