According to the Ministry of Justice’s Real Estate Analytical Bulletin, the value of real estate transactions registered under sales contracts in Qatar accumulated to QR 1,754,432,853 in September 2026. Transaction values in Qatar rose to 36%, alongside the number of properties sold increasing to 17%, and the total area traded expanding 62%.
495 property sale transactions were registered during the month – Doha, Al Rayyan and Umm Salal recorded the highest transaction values in the country’s municipalities.
Doha led with QR 536,165,930 in transactions, proceeded by Al Rayyan at QR 514,135,366 and Umm Salal at QR235,799,614. Al Wakrah ranked fourth with QR 210,930,513, proceeded by Al Daayen at QR 185,200,694, Al Khor and Al Thakhira at QR 55,790,295, Al Shamal at QR 14,085,976. Finally, Al Shahaniya at QR 2,324,465.
In terms of total traded area, Al Rayyan accounted for the largest share at 35%, followed by Umm Salal at 20%, Doha at 17%, Al Wakrah at 15%, Al Khor and Al Thakhira at 3%, and Al Shamal at 2%. Al Rayyan recorded the largest share of properties sold at 29%, proceeded by Doha at 28% and Al Wakrah at 15%. Al Daayen noted 11%, Umm Salal at 10%, Al Khor and Al Thakhira at 5%. Lastly, Al Shamal recorded 2%.
Average prices per sq ft recorded QR 472 to QR 807 in Doha, QR 248 to QR 459 in Al Wakrah, QR 375 to QR 376 in Al Rayyan, QR 281 to QR 477 in Umm Salal, QR 370 to QR 560 in Al Daayen, QR 305 to QR 401 in Al Khor and Al Thakhira, and QR 135 to QR 183 in Al Shamal. Lastly, in Al Shahaniya, the average price recorded at QR 166 per sq ft. Mortgage transactions totalled 229 in September, with a total value of QR 5,114,311,244.
Doha recorded the highest number of mortgage transactions, at 120, accounting for 52.4% of the total. Al Rayyan followed with 45 transactions (19.7%), and Al Daayen with 35 (15.3%). Al Wakrah recorded 11 transactions (4.8%), while Umm Salal and Al Khor and Al Thakhira each registered eight (3.5%). Al Shamal recorded two mortgage transactions, representing 0.9% of the total.
Doha also recorded the highest mortgage value, at QR 4,401,934,894, while Al Shamal registered the lowest, at QR 11,691,000. The share of mortgage transaction value surpassed the corresponding share of transaction numbers in Doha, whereas it was the contray in the other municipalities.
Doha recorded nine of the ten highest-value mortgage transactions, while Al Daayen accounted for one. The ten transactions formed 79% of the total value of mortgage transactions recorded during the month. Residential unit sales totalled 176 transactions, with a combined value of QR280,854,742.
The bulletin highlighted continued activity across Qatar’s real estate investment and commercial segments amid legislative and regulatory developments concerning real estate brokerage, registration and documentation, ownership and usufruct rights, as well as measures aimed at attracting domestic and foreign capital. The data also underlines the strength and resilience of Qatar’s economy and the continued growth of the real estate sector as one of its key components.
