Data published by the Real Estate Registration Department showed that sales contracts registered during the period reached QAR558,832,165, marking an increase from the previous reporting period when property sales between May 10 and 14 totaled QAR405.7 million.
The weekly bulletin confirmed that residential unit sales accounted for an additional QAR42.1 million in transactions over the same period.
The deals covered a wide range of properties, including vacant land plots, houses, residential buildings, residential compounds, a mixed-use administrative and commercial building, a palace, commercial-residential buildings, retail shops, and residential units.
Most activity was concentrated in the municipalities of Al Rayyan, Doha, Al Daayen, Al Wakrah, Al Shamal, Umm Salal, and Al Khor and Al Thakhira. Transactions were also recorded in The Pearl Island, Al Kharaitiyat, Lusail 69, Al Wukair, and Umm Al Amad.
The rise in transaction value points to continued momentum in Qatar’s real estate market, particularly across residential and mixed-use developments in and around Doha. The latest figures reflect sustained investor confidence and diversified demand across property types and prime locations.
The broader GCC property market has demonstrated resilience in recent months despite regional geopolitical developments, with both Qatar and the UAE maintaining strong transaction volumes driven by fundamentals rather than speculation.