Qatar’s infrastructure development continues to attract global investors, with the country’s real estate sector benefiting significantly from this growth. In a meeting organized by the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Aqarat), Minister of Municipality H E Abdullah bin Hamad bin Abdullah Al Attiyah emphasized that Qatar’s real estate market has experienced substantial expansion. By the first half of 2024, real estate transactions amounted to more than $7.41 billion, reflecting the country’s rapid economic development.
H E Al Attiyah highlighted Qatar’s position as one of the fastest-growing economies in the region, owing to large-scale investments in infrastructure, modern legislation, and favorable business conditions. These efforts have not only bolstered real estate growth but also elevated Qatar’s rankings in security, health, and quality of life indicators.
Qatar’s ambitious infrastructure projects have fostered a transparent and sustainable investment environment, attracting interest from global investors. Minister Al Attiyah further stressed that these developments align with Qatar’s strategic vision, boosting GDP and strengthening the country’s investment climate.
Eng. Khalid bin Ahmad Al Obaidli, President of Aqarat, also underscored Qatar’s attractiveness for investors, citing the country’s advanced digital infrastructure and the Real Estate Regulatory Authority’s role in facilitating investment through digital transformation. The real estate sector, backed by strong governmental support, continues to be a vital contributor to the nation’s economic success.
The event featured panel discussions on sustainable growth, innovation, and strategic partnerships, aiming to enhance the future of real estate in Qatar while addressing current trends and challenges. As Qatar pushes forward, its real estate market is poised to become a leading player globally, creating new opportunities for investors both locally and internationally.
