Qatar’s real estate market recorded strong performance in the third quarter of 2025, with total transactions reaching QAR 4.49 billion across 1,256 deals, compared to QAR 3.35 billion for 798 transactions during the same period in 2024, according to the latest Ministry of Justice report.
The data revealed that Doha Municipality led the list of top transactions, accounting for six of the ten highest-valued properties, followed by Al Rayyan with three properties and Al Daayen with one.
The highest transaction was recorded in Al Mansoura (Doha) at QAR 100 million, followed by major deals in Al Sadd, The Pearl Island, and Lusail’s Laqtifiyah, each exceeding QAR 40 million — underscoring the growing strength of Qatar’s real estate market this year.
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