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The Real Estate Registration Department at the Ministry of Justice registered sale contracts worth QR482.8 million from June 28 to July 2. Contracts for residential units added QR82.5 million over the same period, lifting the overall real estate trading value to QR565.3 million. According to the department’s weekly bulletin, the traded assets included vacant land, houses, residential buildings, a residential compound, a mixed-use commercial and residential building, a mixed-use administrative and residential building, and additional residential units.
Transactions concentrated in the municipalities of Doha, Al Rayyan, Al Wakrah, Umm Salal, Al Khor and Al Thakhira, Al Daayen, and Al Shamal. Activity also registered in the areas of Lusail, The Pearl Island, Al Kharaej, Ghar Thuaileb, Al Qatifiyah, Al Mashaf, Al Wukair, and Umm Al Amad. The geographic spread highlights demand spanning both central urban zones and developing districts across the country.
The department reported that the latest weekly figure rose from QR383 million recorded in the preceding period from June 21 to 25. Monthly volumes have shown similar scale, with May 2026 trading exceeding QR1.73 billion and April reaching roughly QR2.06 billion across 516 transactions. These patterns reflect ongoing liquidity in the sector throughout the first half of 2026.
A Mordor Intelligence report valued the Qatar residential real estate market at USD14.36 billion in 2026 and projected growth at a 6.78 percent compound annual rate through 2031.[[1]](https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/qatar-residential-real-estate-market) Knight Frank figures showed total residential sales climbed 43.5 percent year on year to QR26.6 billion in 2025, with the number of deals rising 50 percent to 6,831. First-quarter 2026 sales reached QR9.2 billion, up 28.5 percent from the year-earlier period according to ministry data compiled by industry analysts.
The Qatar Central Bank real estate price index advanced 8.0 percent year on year by March 2026, reaching 234.31 points. ValuStrat data placed average apartment capital values at QR10,475 per square metre in the first quarter, stable on both quarterly and annual measures. Such metrics have accompanied steady transaction flows even as the market consolidates following earlier infrastructure-driven expansion.
The Real Estate Registration Department issues weekly bulletins that detail contract values, property types, and municipal distribution. These updates form part of the ministry’s regular reporting on registered real estate activity. Comparable weekly totals in preceding months ranged from QR190 million to more than QR550 million, according to prior department releases.
