Aqarat: Qatar makes progress in 2026 global real estate transparency index
QNADoha Qatar advances in global real estate transparency rankingQatar has made further progress in global real estate market transparency, climbing to 63rd place among 88 markets...
Qatar has made significant strides in real estate market transparency, rising to 63rd place among 88 markets in the 2026 Global Real Estate Transparency Index (GRETI). This marks an improvement from 68th place in the 2024 edition, and positions Qatar as one of the 10 most improved real estate markets globally. The progress highlights advancements in market information availability, data transparency, and the development of Qatar's real estate regulatory framework.
Aqarat, Qatar's Real Estate Regulatory Authority, attributes the ranking rise to ongoing efforts in strengthening the regulatory environment, enhancing transparency, and developing a more efficient real estate ecosystem. Greater transparency is expected to foster a more informed and efficient market, boosting investor confidence and solidifying Qatar's attractiveness as a real estate investment destination.
The improvements are part of Qatar's ongoing real estate sector development, focusing on establishing a regulatory framework that supports sustainable growth and market clarity for investors, developers, property owners, and other stakeholders. The GRETI ranking, calculated by global real estate consultancy JLL, assesses markets based on data availability, quality, market fundamentals, regulatory frameworks, transaction processes, and other factors influencing real estate investment transparency and operations.
Qatar's progress from 68th in 2024 to 63rd in 2026 underscores continued efforts to improve real estate transparency, market efficiency, and create a more sustainable property sector.
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