From January to June (H1) of this year, 788 mortgage transactions totaling QR19.314 billion were registered in Qatar’s real estate market.
This year, there were 354 mortgage transactions totaling QR9.277 billion in the second quarter (Q2), compared to 434 transactions totaling QR10.037 billion in the first quarter (Q1).
With 119 mortgage transactions, or 33.6 percent of all mortgaged homes, Doha Municipality had the most mortgage transactions, followed by Al Rayyan Municipality with 97 transactions, or 27.4 percent.
According to Ministry of Justice data, Al Wakrah Municipality came in second with 49 transactions, or 13.8% of all mortgaged properties.
In Q2, 2025, Doha Municipality recorded the highest mortgage value at QR5.881 billion, while Al Sheehaniya Municipality recorded the lowest value at QR780,000.
Doha Municipality has the most amount, reaching QR11.785bn, compared to Q2-2024, while Al Shamal Municipality has the lowest, reaching QR7,552,427.
Doha Municipality had the highest mortgage value in the first quarter, totaling QR5.313 billion, while Al Sheehaniya Municipality had the lowest, at QR637,000.
With a total of QR7.267 billion, Al Rayyan Municipality came in first place when compared to Q1-2024, while Al Shamal Municipality came in last with QR3,619,959.
The period’s real estate trading data demonstrates that the real estate industry is still expanding steadily and robustly throughout a range of commercial and investment domains.
As a result, it keeps up the sector’s active trading activity, particularly with the issuing of laws and rulings pertaining to real estate brokerage, ownership, usufruct, and real estate registration and documentation, as well as rules that draw in both domestic and foreign investment.
This information also demonstrates the stability and resilience of the Qatari economy’s fundamentals and the ongoing expansion of the real estate industry, one of its key pillars.
According to a cursory analysis of the volume and movement of mortgage transactions conducted in the second quarter of this year, Doha Municipality had seven registered mortgaged homes, while Al Wakrah Municipality had three of the top 10 mortgaged properties.
In Q2, 2025, the number of mortgage transactions for the top ten properties accounted for 51% of the total value of all mortgage transactions executed.
Long-term benefits for Qatar’s real estate market are anticipated due to a number of infrastructure projects and advancements, industry growth throughout the nation, government measures that encourage investment, and a desire for secure investments.
In the meantime, there was a surge in the volume of trading in residential units during Q2, 2025, with 476 deals totaling QR946.655 million.
However, 154 residential unit purchases totaling QR317.673m were made in the second quarter of the previous year.
