Qatar’s real-estate market has seen a massive uptake in demand, driven by domestic, regional, and international investors keen on capturing a piece of the pie. According to a report by Knight Frank, residential property is the most popular class of real estate, at 37% followed by office space (33%) and retail property (23%). Qatar’s real-estate has been the biggest beneficiary of the $229 billion invested in infrastructure in the run up to the 2022 World Cup.
Between 2015 and 2021, the real estate sector’s contribution to Qatar’s GDP grew by 20% with the number of issued building permits nearly doubling during the same period. Offering unique investment prospects to its investors, Qatar is ambitiously forging ahead with its real-estate development plans, a key enabler to realizing objectives of the Qatar’s National Vision Program 2030.
At the annual Cityscape Talks Qatar, join us as we bring together the brightest minds within Middle East’s real-estate community to discuss, collaborate and explore opportunities, trends and challenges within Qatar’s real-estate landscape.
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