Qatar’s real estate market generated QAR1.73 billion in property transactions during May 2026, according to the latest figures released by the country’s Ministry of Justice, highlighting continued activity across both residential and commercial property segments.
A total of 425 sale contracts were registered during the month, with Doha, Al Rayyan and Al Dhaayen accounting for the largest share of transaction value.
Doha and Al Rayyan Lead Property Activity
Doha recorded property transactions worth approximately QAR599 million, followed by Al Rayyan with QAR538.6 million and Al Dhaayen with QAR368.3 million.
Other active municipalities included Al Wakrah (QAR97.7 million), Umm Salal (QAR88.7 million), Al Khor and Al Dhakira (QAR57.1 million), and Al Shamal (QAR22.3 million).
Al Rayyan Dominates by Land Area
Al Rayyan represented 47% of the total traded land area during the month, well ahead of Doha at 18% and Al Dhaayen at 15%. Al Wakrah accounted for 7% of traded area, while Umm Salal and Al Khor and Al Dhakira each represented 5%.
In terms of transaction volume, Al Rayyan also led the market, accounting for 33% of all completed property sales, followed by Doha with 26% and Al Dhaayen with 16%.
Mortgage Activity Exceeds QAR11 Billion
The mortgage market remained active throughout May, recording 131 mortgage transactions with a combined value of approximately QAR11.04 billion.
Doha accounted for the highest mortgage value at approximately QAR5.88 billion, followed by Al Rayyan and other municipalities across the country.
Residential Segment Continues to Grow
The residential property segment registered 118 transactions worth a combined QAR200.9 million, reflecting continued demand for housing despite broader changes across regional property markets.
Why It Matters
Qatar’s latest property figures indicate continued resilience across the country’s real estate sector, supported by steady transaction activity and strong mortgage financing. With Doha and surrounding municipalities continuing to attract the largest share of investment, the market remains an important component of Qatar’s broader economic diversification strategy.
