ValuStrat’s latest quarterly review shows Qatar’s property market continuing its steady recovery, with residential, commercial, and hospitality sectors displaying divergent but resilient trends.
Key findings from Q2 2025:
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Residential capital values: The ValuStrat Price Index rose 2% YoY to 98.4 points. Villas gained 2% quarterly, while apartments held stable. Sales activity accelerated, with transaction volumes up 30.9% QoQ and 62.6% YoY, supported by a higher median ticket size (QR 2.8m) and rising mortgage activity.
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Offices: The Office Rental VPI stood at 96.3 points, down 1.1% QoQ and 3.2% YoY. Grade A rents fell 2.1% to QAR 113.3/sqm/month, while Grade B/C stock held steady.
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Hospitality: Tourist arrivals in H1 2025 reached 2.6m, up 3% YoY. Hotels posted 71% occupancy, with ADR climbing 6.5% and RevPAR surging 21.2% YoY, reflecting the impact of MICE events and Eid demand.
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Retail and Industrial: Shopping centre leasing contracted 2% QoQ, while street-front outlets remained broadly stable. Industrial performance diverged: ambient warehouse rents rose 2.9%, but cold storage stayed flat.
Looking ahead, market performance will hinge on regulatory reforms and broader economic trends. While offices and retail face structural headwinds, residential and hospitality continue to anchor growth, reinforcing Qatar’s appeal as a regional hub for investment and lifestyle.
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