The value of registered real estate transactions in Qatar reached approximately QAR 1.99 billion (USD 543.4 million) in December 2025, with 456 property transactions recorded, according to data from the Ministry of Justice.
Statistics showed that the municipalities of Doha, Al Rayyan, and Al Daayen were the most active in terms of transaction value. Doha recorded QAR 873.67 million, Al Rayyan QAR 654.3 million, and Al Daayen QAR 178.3 million, followed by Umm Salal (QAR 108.18 million), Al Wakrah (QAR 106.58 million), Al Khor and Al Thakhira (QAR 46.38 million), Al Shamal (QAR 28.3 million), and Al Shahaniya (QAR 3.86 million).
In terms of activity, the municipalities of Al Rayyan, Doha, and Al Daayen accounted for the largest share of traded areas at 36%, 35%, and 8%, respectively. Al Wakrah recorded 7%, Umm Salal 6%, Al Khor and Al Thakhira 4%, Al Shamal 3%, and Al Shahaniya 1%.
The share of sold property transactions reached 34% in Al Rayyan, followed by Doha at 27% and Al Wakrah at 11%. Umm Salal and Al Daayen each recorded 9%, Al Khor and Al Thakhira 5%, Al Shamal 4%, and Al Shahaniya 1%.
Average price per square foot:
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Doha: QAR 246–481
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Al Rayyan: QAR 305–462
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Umm Salal and Al Daayen: QAR 220–317
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Al Shamal: QAR 158
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Al Shahaniya: QAR 174
The top 10 property sales during the month included five properties in Doha and five in Al Rayyan. Residential unit transactions witnessed strong activity, with a total of 236 transactions exceeding QAR 363.9 million in value.
The performance of the real estate market indicates strong and sustainable growth, supported by new laws and regulations aimed at stimulating local and foreign investment, reinforcing the sector’s position as a key pillar of the Qatari economy.
