Qatar’s property market recorded strong momentum in February 2026, with total real estate transactions reaching QR 2.709 billion (USD 744 million) across 508 deals, according to data from the Qatar Ministry of Justice Real Estate Registration Department.
Transaction activity increased significantly compared with January, with the number of recorded properties rising 19%, while the value of trading climbed 56% and traded areas expanded by 55%.
Doha led the market in terms of transaction value at QR 1.18 billion, followed by Al Rayyan with QR 847 million and Al Daayen at QR 268 million. Doha also accounted for the highest share of sales transactions, representing around 30% of all deals during the month.
Officials say the continued growth of the property sector reflects investor confidence and supports the country’s broader economic diversification goals under the Qatar Third National Development Strategy.
Gulf Economist Staff Writer