The Qatar real estate sector has demonstrated remarkable resilience and growth, with transactions soaring to QR2.26 billion ($621 million) in November 2025. This increase reflects a vibrant market characterized by heightened sales, active trading areas, and a surge in mortgage transactions. With QR2.26 billion in real estate transactions recorded, the industry solidifies its role as a cornerstone of economic stability and investment in the region.
Data released by the Ministry of Justice underscores the ongoing confidence in Qatar’s real estate market, bolstered by regulatory reforms and a sustained influx of investor interest.
According to figures from the Real Estate Registration Department, the total transaction volume in November reached QR2,261,414,442 ($621.2 million), with 530 real estate deals completed nationwide.
Qatar Real Estate Performance in November 2025
Insights from the Ministry of Justice’s Real Estate Bulletin reveal a 7.0 percent rise in the number of properties sold during November. The Transaction Value Index also increased by 7 percent, while the Traded Area Index rose by 4 percent, signaling robust growth across various market segments.
Among the municipalities, Al Rayyan, Doha, and Al Wakrah emerged as leaders in transaction values. Other municipalities, including Al Daayen, Umm Salal, Al Khor, Al Thakhira, Al Shamal, and Al Shahaniya, showcased notable overall transaction volumes.
The Real Estate Market Index highlighted the transaction values in November as follows:
- Al Rayyan Municipality: QR798,717,167 ($219.4 million)
- Doha Municipality: QR689,685,619 ($189.5 million)
- Al Wakrah Municipality: QR342,897,484 ($94.2 million)
- Al Daayen Municipality: QR184,038,942 ($50.6 million)
- Umm Salal Municipality: QR136,650,500 ($37.5 million)
- Al Khor and Al Thakhira Municipality: QR59,430,016 ($16.3 million)
- Al Shamal Municipality: QR48,774,714 ($13.4 million)
- Al Shahaniya Municipality: QR1,220,000 ($335,000)
In terms of traded areas, Al Rayyan accounted for 39 percent of the total activity, while Doha and Al Wakrah followed with shares of 19 percent and 15 percent, respectively. Umm Salal and Al Daayen each captured 8 percent, with Al Shamal at 7 percent and Al Khor and Al Thakhira at 4 percent.
Analyzing Transaction Volumes and Property Pricing
When looking at the number of properties sold, Al Rayyan led with 27 percent of the total transactions, followed by Doha at 24 percent and Al Wakrah at 16 percent. Umm Salal and Al Daayen each comprised 9 percent, while Al Khor and Al Thakhira accounted for 3 percent of total transactions.
In November, average square-foot prices varied as follows:
- Doha: QR535–832 ($147–229)
- Al Wakrah: QR276–405 ($76–111)
- Al Rayyan: QR319–450 ($88–124)
- Umm Salal: QR300–400 ($82–110)
- Al Daayen: QR346–545 ($95–150)
- Al Khor and Al Thakhira: QR226–350 ($62–96)
- Al Shamal: QR120–233 ($33–64)
- Al Shahaniya: QR149 ($41)
The highest-value deals for the month involved ten properties, including six transactions in Al Rayyan, three in Doha, and one in Al Wakrah.
Mortgage Activity in Qatar
Mortgage activity remained robust, with 115 mortgage transactions closed in November, totaling QR3,760,299,706 ($1.03 billion).
Doha Municipality led in mortgage volume, overseeing 45 transactions, which accounted for 39.1 percent of the total. Al Rayyan followed closely behind with 40 transactions, contributing 34.8 percent.
Al Daayen recorded 11 transactions (9.6 percent), while both Al Wakrah and Umm Salal saw eight transactions (7 percent each). Al Shamal had two transactions (1.7 percent), with Al Khor and Al Thakhira recording one (0.9 percent).
In terms of value, Doha emerged on top with mortgage volumes amounting to QR2,299,440,944 ($631.7 million), while Al Khor and Al Thakhira had the lowest at QR2,437,000 ($669,000). Notably, the top ten mortgage transactions constituted 80 percent of the total mortgage value for the month.
Qatar Real Estate Market Outlook
Residential unit transactions slightly increased, totaling 160 deals valued at QR235,599,566 ($64.7 million).
The Ministry of Justice indicates that the trading data for November 2025 reflects continued strong and stable growth across both investment and commercial segments within the real estate sector.
This upward momentum is reinforced by newly issued laws and regulations concerning real estate registration, ownership, usufruct, and investment incentives aimed at both local and foreign capital. Officials emphasize that this performance showcases the solidity of Qatar’s economic foundations and highlights the crucial role of the real estate sector in ongoing economic development.