A report by Al Asmakh Real Estate Projects has forecasted a forthcoming boost in real estate sales, driven by advancements in real estate marketing and the launch of new projects in promising cities and regions. The report highlighted that recent laws and regulations—most notably the law allowing non-Qataris to own and benefit from real estate, alongside amendments to real estate financing regulations by Qatar Central Bank—will play a crucial role in supporting the long-term growth of this vital sector.
The report stated that the central bank’s recent measures, especially the increased financing ceilings for three categories, are well-aligned with current market needs. These changes are expected to yield positive outcomes for both local banks and property investors, thereby stimulating real estate activity and strengthening the Qatari economy.
It also emphasized the real estate sector’s proven ability to serve as a key pillar of the national economy, particularly in hosting major events, and stressed the importance of evolving marketing strategies to preserve the achievements made so far.
Moreover, the report pointed to ongoing infrastructure development across several areas of the country, with a significant portion dedicated to serving thousands of residential land plots allocated to citizens—many of which have already been completed.