A recent report by Al Asmakh Real Estate Projects Company highlighted the significant growth in Qatar’s hospitality sector over the past few years. This expansion has been fueled by the launch of new hotels and resorts, all supported by a modern infrastructure built to meet global standards and cater to a wide range of visitor needs.
The report emphasized that the ongoing improvements in transportation facilities, coupled with the continuous enhancement of tourism and leisure infrastructure, have directly contributed to the increase in visitor numbers to Qatar during the past year and the first half of 2025. The report added that these efforts—aligned with a year-round calendar of events and activities organized by relevant entities—have solidified Qatar’s status as a leading regional tourist destination, resulting in a notable boost to the performance of the tourism and hospitality sectors, especially in light of the country’s capacity to host major global events.
Furthermore, the report stated that these trends are expected to drive growth in real estate construction projects, particularly in tourism and hospitality, through the development of adaptive real estate ventures that respond to market needs and consumer expectations.
The report also pointed out that government entities, in cooperation with the private sector, are implementing ambitious plans to establish new facilities aligned with Qatar’s National Vision for economic development. These efforts are part of a broader strategy to boost tourism’s contribution to the national GDP while enhancing service quality in the hospitality sector. Such developments are expected to transform the sector, improve competitiveness, and accommodate growing demand—turning hospitality into a key pillar of the national economy.
Real Estate Market Performance and Price Trends
According to Al Asmakh’s report, real estate transaction values increased significantly during the week of June 15–19, 2025, compared to the previous week. A total of 85 transactions were recorded, amounting to approximately QAR 408.6 million. The municipalities of Al Rayyan and Doha dominated the market in terms of both the number and value of transactions.
The report also included detailed data on price trends across various locations, based on the average price per square foot:
Al Aziziyah: QAR 365
Umm Ghuwailina: QAR 1,350
Al Thumama: QAR 400
Al Wakra: QAR 1,450
Al Wakra (Apartments): QAR 590
Al Wakra (Villas): QAR 275
Al Wukair: QAR 210
North Muaither: QAR 300
Al Rayyan: QAR 310
Al Gharrafa: QAR 375
Al Kharaitiyat: QAR 380
Al Luqta: QAR 300
Al Khor: QAR 210
Al Khisa: QAR 295
Umm Salal Mohammed: QAR 290
Umm Salal Ali: QAR 260
These figures indicate overall market stability, with price movements supported by sustained growth in tourism, hospitality, and infrastructure-related sectors.
