In September 2025, the Ministry of Justice’s Real Estate Registration Department recorded a total of QR 2,861,932,818 in real estate transactions.
516 real estate transactions were registered in September, according to analytical data published in the Ministry of Justice’s Real Estate Bulletin. There was an increase of 57% in the number of properties sold, 65% in the Transaction Value Index, and 89% in the Traded Area Index, according to the Real Estate Sales Index.
According to the Real Estate Market Index, the municipalities of Al Rayyan, Doha, and Umm Salal had the highest financial value of transactions in September. Al Daayen, Al Wakrah, Al Khor and Al Dhakira, and Al Shamal behind them in terms of transaction volume.
Al Rayyan Municipality’s transactions were valued at QR664,675,549, Doha Municipality’s at QR633,541,275, Umm Salal Municipality’s at QR189,040,980, Al Daayen Municipality’s at QR174,127,000, Al Wakrah Municipality’s at QR124,068,966, Al Khor and Al Dhakira Municipality’s at QR39,047,959, and Al Shamal Municipality at QR37,557,962, according to the September Real Estate Market Index.
In September, the most active municipalities in terms of traded areas were Al Rayyan, Doha, and Umm Salal. Of the total traded areas, Al Rayyan accounted for 47 percent, Doha for 20 percent, Umm Salal for 10 percent, Al Wakrah for 9 percent, Al Daayen for 7 percent, Al Shamal for 5 percent, and Al Khor and Al Dhakira for 2 percent.
Al Rayyan Municipality stood at the top of the list with 32 percent of all property sales, followed by Doha with 28 percent, Al Wakrah with 13 percent, Umm Salal and Al Daayen with 10 percent each, Al Khor and Al Dhakira with 4 percent, and Al Shamal with 3 percent.
Between QR483 and 819 in Doha, 245 and 394 in Al Wakrah, 331-471 in Al Rayyan, 280-435 in Umm Salal, 334-589 in Al Daayen, 213-425 in Al Khor and Al Dhakira, and 151-232 in Al Shamal, the average price per square foot in September varied. Ten properties—five in Al Rayyan, three in Doha, and one each in Umm Salal and Al Daayen—were engaged in the highest-value transactions.
In terms of mortgage transactions, 136 deals worth QR2,938,645,935 were registered in September.
Al Rayyan had 20 (14.7 percent), Al Wakrah 16 (11.8 percent), Al Daayen 14 (10.3 percent), Umm Salal 9 (6.6 percent), Al Khor and Al Dhakira 3 (2.2 percent), and Al Shamal 2 (1.5 percent) after Doha Municipality, which had 72 transactions (52.9 percent) of all mortgages.
Al Shamal had the lowest mortgage value at QR 3,650,000, while Doha had the highest at QR 2,310,523,179.
In every municipality except Doha and Al Daayen, where mortgage values surpassed the number of properties, the number of mortgaged properties exceeded the value ratio when the ratio of mortgaged properties to mortgage value was analyzed.
Al Rayyan had five of the ten most valuable mortgaged properties, followed by Doha with three and Umm Salal and Al Daayen with one each. In September, these ten mortgages accounted for sixty-one percent of the entire mortgage value.
Transactions involving residential units also rose, with 196 sales totaling QR318,544,573.
These numbers highlight the strong and steady expansion of Qatar’s real estate market in both the commercial and investment sectors in September 2025.
New laws and decrees pertaining to ownership, usufruct, notarization, real estate registration, and investment-friendly rules for both domestic and international capital continue to help the industry.
These events serve as further evidence of the tenacity of Qatar’s economic foundations and the continuous growth of the real estate sector as a vital component of the country’s economy.
