Qatar makes progress in 2026 global real estate transparency index
Qatar's Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Aqarat) announced that Qatar has advanced in the Global Real Estate Transparency Index (JLL - GRETI 2026), ranking 63rd out of 88 global markets in 2026,...
The Real Estate Regulatory Authority in Qatar, known as Aqarat, has reported that the country has made significant progress in the Global Real Estate Transparency Index (GRETI 2026). According to the announcement on Aqarat's X account, Qatar has climbed from 68th place in 2024 to 63rd place in 2026, out of 88 global markets. This improvement highlights the notable progress among Gulf markets in 2026, alongside enhanced availability and transparency of real estate data.
Qatar has been acknowledged as one of the top 10 most improved markets worldwide. The authority emphasized that these achievements are the result of continued efforts to refine the regulatory environment, promote transparency, and foster a more efficient real estate ecosystem in Qatar. The goal is to improve investor confidence, make the real estate market more attractive, and support the sector's sustainability and growth.
The Global Real Estate Transparency Index (GRETI) is a key reference tool for investors, decision-makers, and financial institutions globally. It evaluates risk, transparency, and data availability across various real estate markets.
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