Al Asmakh Real Estate Report: The Real Estate Sector as a Safe Haven in Qatar's Economy

A report by Al Asmakh Real Estate Company stated that the real estate sector is considered a safe haven in Qatar’s economic activity. It emphasized that this leading sector plays a crucial role and holds a significant share of economic activity across all regions.

The report highlighted that a large number of investors and businesspersons are seeking to seize profitable opportunities in the real estate sector, allowing them to safeguard their liquidity while investing in projects that generate substantial returns compared to traditional investments in the market.

According to the report, Qatar’s real estate sector continues to grow steadily in construction and development across all areas, benefiting from high local liquidity. It is currently the second-largest sector in the country after the energy sector, based on official reports.

The report also indicated that investors in this sector aim to achieve stable returns with minimal risk, particularly as business owners focus on the rental market. It predicted that real estate transactions would accelerate in the fourth quarter of the current year.

Furthermore, the report described the real estate sector as one of the fastest-growing economic activities in Qatar. The cooperation shown by relevant entities has facilitated the operations of real estate companies in recent times. It reaffirmed that real estate remains a secure investment option for many investors, thanks to the country’s development policies and the attractive returns it offers.

The report pointed out that Qatar has been witnessing continuous real estate and urban development over the past few years as part of a comprehensive economic boom that is reflected across various market sectors. It also noted that the rapid real estate development in Doha has enhanced the city's regional standing.

On a separate note, the report mentioned that real estate transactions reached QAR 301.8 million during the period from January 25 to 29.