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The Real Estate Registration Department at the Ministry of Justice registered sales contracts worth QR322,448,150 between September 6 and 10. Sales contracts for residential units added QR65,450,760 in the same period according to the Real Estate Bulletin. The combined total reached QR387.898 million, the department reported on September 17.
The department’s weekly bulletin listed the traded assets as including vacant land, residences, residential buildings, commercial buildings and residential units. Sales activity centered on the municipalities of Doha, Al Wakra, Al Rayyan, Al Daayen, Umm Salal, Al Khor and Al Thakhira, Al Shamal. It also highlighted deals in Lusail 69, The Pearl, Al Wukair, Al Gharafa, Ghar Thuaileb, Al Kharayej and Al Dafna 60.
For the previous week ending September 3, the volume of real estate trading in sales contracts registered with the department exceeded QR586 million. This followed a series of weekly reports showing consistent market participation throughout the summer months. The ministry has issued these updates to detail shifts in transaction values over time.
During July 2026, the total real estate trading volume surpassed QR1.859 billion with 1,485 individual transactions, a ministry bulletin indicated. Doha municipality accounted for QR763.8 million of that sum while Al Rayyan contributed QR461.4 million and Al Daayen QR230.3 million according to the data. Al Wakrah, Umm Salal and other areas made up the remainder of the monthly activity.
The Real Estate Registration Department continues to monitor and publish breakdowns of both sales and mortgage transactions on a regular basis. Its July report also recorded 212 mortgage deals valued at nearly QR4.966 billion. Such comprehensive figures offer a detailed view of the sector’s performance across different periods.
Qatar’s real estate market has seen varied weekly totals in 2026, with several weeks surpassing QR500 million in trading as per successive ministry releases. The latest data for early September points to a slight moderation from the prior week’s higher volume. The department’s methodology relies on officially registered contracts to compile its statistics.
