The real estate market continued to demonstrate strong momentum across various parts of the country from June 28 to July 2, with the total value of registered real estate transactions exceeding QR482mn.
Similarly, the value of traded residential units reached around QR82mn, according to the latest weekly real estate bulletin issued by the Ministry of Justice.
Such figures underscore the resilience of the country's property sector and reflect sustained investor confidence, supported by Qatar's robust economic fundamentals, ongoing infrastructure development, and a favourable investment environment.
The weekly data revealed active trading across several municipalities.
Doha Municipality maintained its position as the country's leading real estate destination, recording the highest share of trading value at QR189mn, as the country's primary commercial, residential, and business hub.
The capital continues to attract investors due to its premium residential communities, mixed-use developments, commercial towers, and modern infrastructure, making it the focal point of real estate activity in the country.
Al Shamal Municipality recorded the lowest trading value during the reporting period, with transactions totalling around QR3mn, as buyers often look for opportunities tied to long-term development, with infrastructure projects continuing to expand across northern Qatar.
Accordingly, The Pearl Qatar topped the list of zones by trading value, with QR42mn in transactions, while Al Wukair recorded the lowest, at QR1mn, during the same period.
Further, the Lusail area led in sales transactions with 20 deals, while Al Mashaf, Al Wukair, and Umm Al Amad were the least active, with only one deal registered.
The residential sector remained a key contributor to overall market performance, with residential unit transactions valued at around QR82mn.
Continued demand for apartments, villas, and residential complexes reflects the attractiveness of Qatar's housing market among both end-users and investors seeking stable rental returns and long-term capital appreciation.
Qatar's real estate market continues to benefit from strategic government initiatives that strengthen the overall investment climate.
Major infrastructure projects, digital transformation of real estate registration services, and legislation encouraging foreign ownership have collectively reinforced market confidence.
These initiatives have created a transparent and efficient regulatory framework that continues to attract local, regional, and international investors while supporting sustainable growth across residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments.
Accordingly, these indicators reflect strong market fundamentals and set Qatar's property market on course to maintain its upward trajectory as the country advances its long-term economic diversification and urban development objectives.