Qatar Real Estate Forum 2026 set to focus on investment, tokenisation and sector resilience
Satyendra PathakDOHAThe Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Aqarat) has announced key details of the fourth edition of the Qatar Real Estate Forum 2026, which will be held under the...
The Qatar Real Estate Forum 2026, scheduled to take place from October 27 to 29 at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center (DECC), will focus on investment, tokenisation, and sector resilience. Organized by Aqarat in partnership with Informa Tharawat, the forum will bring together key stakeholders such as government leaders, developers, investors, policymakers, and senior decision-makers.
The forum's agenda will cover various aspects of the evolving real estate sector, including financing options, investment returns, portfolio diversification, and the tokenisation of real estate assets. Discussions will also consider the impact of technology, sustainability, and geopolitical shifts on real estate markets.
A significant aspect of the forum will be the exploration of real estate tokenisation, which involves representing ownership or an economic interest in a property through digital tokens. This approach could make real estate investment more accessible, enable fractional participation, enhance transaction efficiency, and create new liquidity opportunities.
The forum's timing is crucial, as Qatar's real estate market is undergoing transformation. The sector is shifting from traditional development, sales, and purchases to becoming an integral part of investment, wealth management, and the broader capital ecosystem. The forum aims to keep pace with this transformation, strengthen integration among stakeholders and partnerships, and highlight investment opportunities.
The Qatar Real Estate Forum is being held in strategic partnership with Cityscape Qatar, which aims to strengthen Qatar's real estate investment environment, enhance governance and transparency, and attract capital through joint events and platforms. Qatari Diar CEO Sheikh Hamad bin Talal Al Thani and Barwa Real Estate Group CEO Eng Ahmed Mohamed Al Tayeb have also highlighted the importance of the forum in supporting Qatar's real estate sector and its alignment with Qatar National Vision 2030.
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