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"Aqarat" organizes fourth Qatar real estate forum with new identity

The Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Aqarat) has unveiled the new identity of the Qatar Real Estate Forum 2026 as preparations are completed for the fourth edition of the event, held under the patron...

"Aqarat" organizes fourth Qatar real estate forum with new identity

The Qatar Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Aqarat) has announced the new identity for the Qatar Real Estate Forum 2026, as preparations are finalized for the event's fourth edition. The forum will take place from October 27 to 29, 2026, in partnership with Cityscape Qatar at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center.

HE Chairman of Aqarat, Mohammed bin Hassan Al Malki, highlighted that the forum is being held amidst rapid geopolitical developments affecting the real estate sector. Despite these challenges, the sector has shown resilience, supported by improvements in the business environment, investment climate, and real estate regulations. These factors have boosted investor confidence in the sector.

The forum serves as a platform for government leaders, developers, investors, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss the future of real estate, address challenges, and explore opportunities to support growth and attract investment. Aqarat's new identity emphasizes the forum's focus on building impactful dialogue and connecting strategic visions with practical solutions, ultimately aiming to create a competitive real estate market.

In recent months, real estate transactions in Qatar have increased by 5.84% in the first half of 2026, reaching QAR 10.69 billion, compared to QAR 10.1 billion during the same period in 2025. This growth reflects the sector's ability to maintain momentum despite geopolitical developments, driven by development projects, an improved business environment, and supportive legislative and regulatory frameworks.

Qatar's real estate market is attractive due to economic stability, advanced infrastructure, and a clear legislative framework governing non-Qatari ownership and usufruct rights. The framework allows non-Qatari investors to own freehold property in designated areas and usufruct rights for up to 99 years in other areas, providing various investment options.

The forum's agenda will focus on the future of the real estate market, including regulatory and investment developments, market trends, and the role of public and private sector cooperation in fostering real estate growth. Aqarat and Cityscape Qatar have signed a strategic partnership to strengthen Qatar's real estate investment environment, support governance, and attract capital through joint events and platforms.

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