In November of this year, 530 real estate transactions totaling QR2.261 billion were recorded in the real estate transactions index.
While the value of the real estate trading index increased by 7.43 percent, the number of properties index decreased by 7.73 percent from October 2025. According to data provided yesterday by the Ministry of Justice’s Real Estate Registration Department, the index of traded areas saw a 4% decline.
With impressive development, Qatar’s real estate industry continues to solidify its position in the country’s economy, demonstrating the effectiveness of the economic diversification policy.
Al Rayyan Municipality topped the list of transactions with the highest financial value in November 2025, according to the real estate market index.
Al Rayyan Municipality transactions had a financial worth of QR798 million, according to the real estate market index for November of this year. Al Wakrah Municipality’s transactions came to QR342 million, while Doha Municipality’s totaled QR689 million.
The most active municipalities in terms of the quantity of properties sold in November were Al Rayyan (27%), Doha (24%), and Al Wakrah (1%). Al Rayyan (39 percent), Doha (19 percent), and Al Wakrah (15 percent) were the most active municipalities in the entire transaction region, according to the area index.
According to the trade volume, November saw the largest value of ten properties sold, with six of those properties located in the municipality of Al Rayyan, three in Doha, and one in the municipality of Al Wakrah.
During the first nine months of this year (January to September), 3,597 real estate transactions totaling QR14.618 billion were recorded in Qatar, indicating an increasing growth trajectory for the country’s real estate market.
The first nine months of 2024 witnessed 2,586 transactions valued QR10.819 billion, which represents an outstanding increase of 35% and 40%, respectively, in the volume and value of property trading transactions compared to the same time previous year.
In keeping with the Third National Development Strategy, which highlights economic diversification as a critical requirement for attaining sustainable economic growth, the Real Estate Regulatory Authority-Aqarat is still working to promote and grow the nation’s real estate industry.
It aims to address current issues, safeguard the interests of all parties involved in the real estate system, and integrate governance and regulation within the industry.
