Doha, July 08 (QNA) - Data from the General Authority for Regulating the Real Estate Sector (Aqarat) showed that real estate sales transactions during 2025 reflected the continued concentration of activity in the most traded categories, reflecting market dynamics and stable demand, and confirming the importance of these categories in supporting the growth of the real estate sector and enhancing its attractiveness.

Aqarat revealed via the 'X' platform today that transactions of vacant land, villas, and apartments together accounted for about 93.6% of total sales transactions in 2025, with vacant land capturing the largest share at 34.4%, followed by villas at 33.4%, and then apartments at 29.4%, while other categories accounted for a limited share of 6.4%.

The Authority explained that this concentration reflects the continued strong demand for these three categories, and highlights their pivotal role in enhancing the attractiveness of the Qatari real estate market, contributing to attracting investments and supporting the sustainable growth of the sector.

The release of this data comes within the framework of the periodic monitoring conducted by the General Authority for Regulating the Real Estate Sector to track and analyze market movement, and provide accurate indicators serving both decision-makers and investors alike.