The amount of real estate trading that occurred in the sales contract in the Department of Real Estate Registration of the Ministry of Justice in Qatar between October 26-30, 2025, reached QAR318,791,923.
However, the total sales contracts of residential units registered in the Real Estate Bulletin during the same period were of QAR107,804,573, which added the total trading value of the week to around QAR426.596 million ($117.2 million).
According to the weekly bulletin released by the Department, the list of the traded real estate properties for sale included vacant lands, houses, residential buildings, commercial shops, and residential units.
The sales activity was mainly focused on the municipalities of Al Wakra, Doha, Al Rayyan, Al Shamal, Al Daayen, Umm Slal, and Al Khor, and Al Thakhira, and in the regions of the Pearl, Al Wukair, Al Mashaf, Ghar Thuaileb, Al Kharayej, Leqtaifiya, Al Sakhama, and Lusail 69.
Moreover, the number of property deals in sales contracts recorded at the Real Estate Registration Department of the Ministry of Justice surpassed QAR748 million within the period of October 19 to 23.
Both Qatar and Egypt signed a major deal on Thursday to construct a luxury real estate and tourism venture on the Mediterranean coast in Egypt as part of a larger $7.5 billion investment pledge by Qatar to boost the Egyptian economy.
The agreement is one of the biggest foreign real estate projects in Egyptian history and is an indication of a re-investment in Egypt by the Gulf investors in the face of the economic problems in the country, such as huge foreign debt and an increasing budget deficit.
According to Egypt Cabinet, the project will be located on Alam Al-Roum, an undeveloped 7.2 kilometers (4.4 miles) stretch of coastline, some 480 kilometers northwest of Cairo in the Matrouh Governorate of Egypt.
This is a coastal project valued at $29.7 billion, and it is led by Qatari Diar, the real estate arm of the Qatari sovereign wealth fund.
It is estimated that the investment will comprise approximately 1,985 hectares (4,900 acres) and will be developed into a year-round premier Mediterranean destination, including luxury residential neighborhoods, marinas, golf courses, educational facilities, including schools and universities, along with required public infrastructure and government amenities.
