The Real Estate Registration Department at Qatar’s Ministry of Justice announced that the total value of real estate transactions recorded during November 2025 reached approximately QAR 2.261 billion, equivalent to $620.2 million.
According to the latest real estate bulletin issued by the Ministry, 530 real estate transactions were registered during the same month. The real estate sales index showed a 7% increase in the number of properties sold and a similar rise in the transaction value index, along with a 4% increase in the traded areas index.
Al Rayyan, Doha, and Al Wakrah: The Most Active Municipalities
The municipalities of Al Rayyan, Doha, and Al Wakrah topped the list of Qatari municipalities in terms of real estate transaction value during November. They were followed by Al Daayen, Umm Salal, Al Khor and Al Thakhira, Al Shamal, and Al Shahaniya in terms of transaction volume.
Al Rayyan recorded transactions worth QAR 798.7 million, followed by Doha with QAR 689.68 million and Al Wakrah with QAR 342.89 million. Al Daayen registered transactions valued at QAR 184 million, while Umm Salal recorded QAR 136.6 million. Al Khor and Al Thakhira posted QAR 59.4 million, followed by Al Shamal with QAR 48.7 million, and finally Al Shahaniya with transactions worth QAR 1.22 million.
In terms of real estate activity by area, Al Rayyan, Doha, and Al Wakrah were the most active municipalities during the month. Al Rayyan accounted for 39% of total activity, followed by Doha with 19% and Al Wakrah with 15%. Umm Salal and Al Daayen each captured 8%, followed by Al Shamal with 7% and Al Khor and Al Thakhira with 4%.
Regarding the number of registered real estate transactions, Al Rayyan ranked first with 27% of the total, followed by Doha with 24% and Al Wakrah with 16%. Umm Salal and Al Daayen each recorded 9%, while Al Khor and Al Thakhira accounted for 3%.
Doha Leads in Mortgage Activity
Average prices per square foot in November varied across municipalities. Prices in Doha ranged between QAR 535 and QAR 832 per square foot, while in Al Wakrah they ranged from QAR 276 to QAR 405, and in Al Rayyan between QAR 319 and QAR 450. Prices in Umm Salal ranged between QAR 300 and QAR 400, in Al Daayen between QAR 346 and QAR 545, and in Al Khor and Al Thakhira between QAR 226 and QAR 350. In Al Shamal, prices ranged from QAR 120 to QAR 233 per square foot, while Al Shahaniya recorded QAR 149 per square foot.
As for the most prominent real estate transactions in November, ten high-value property sales were completed, including six in Al Rayyan, three in Doha, and one in Al Wakrah.
In terms of mortgage activity, the data indicated that 115 mortgage transactions were completed with a total value of QAR 3.76 billion. Doha recorded the highest number of transactions with 45 mortgages, representing 39.1% of the total mortgaged properties, followed by Al Rayyan with 40 transactions, Al Daayen with 11, and Al Wakrah and Umm Salal with eight transactions each. Al Shamal recorded only two transactions, while Al Khor and Al Thakhira registered a single transaction.
Regarding mortgage values, Doha topped the list with a total value of QAR 2.29 billion, while Al Khor and Al Thakhira recorded the lowest value at QAR 2,437,000.
These figures indicate the continued strong growth of Qatar’s real estate sector across various investment and commercial segments. This momentum supports the sector’s dynamic trading activity, accompanied by new legislation and regulations that facilitate property registration, enhance ownership and usage, and attract both local and foreign investors alike.
