Qatar to add over 15,000 housing units ahead of World Cup 2022
Qatar reveals plans to build more than 15,000 housing units in 2022 in time for the FIFA World Cup. More than 15,000 new residential units in Qatar are expected to…
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Qatar sees monthly rise in value of real estate sold
Qatar’s housing market appears to be recovering with December seeing an increase in the amount of money spent on properties. The Planning and Statistics authority released its 95th issue of…
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Rent prices set to increase during Qatar World Cup 2022
Rent prices are expected to witness a surge during the Qatar 2022 World Cup as demand increases. A local real estate report anticipates housing unit rents to rise at different…
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QRCS houses displaced Yemenis in 224 shelter units
Qatar Red Crescent Society has constructed shelters across five different villages for displaced peoples in Yemen. Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) has completed a project of 224 housing units to…
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Qatar housing market – supply much bigger than demand
Research company witnesses high supply of housing units and a slight drop in rent since 2019. There are now some 300,550 residential units in Qatar. That’s according to ValuStrat, a…
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Qatar real estate market re-thinks plans under pandemic
by Sahar ElKabbash Landlords and real estate agents in Doha are increasing their efforts to survive in an uncertain, fluctuating market. Doha’s real estate businesses have taken a hammering during…
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Ezdan prepares to open 2,000 housing units in Al Wukair
Ezdan Oasis rendering. Credit: Ezdan Holding A 1 million square meter “mini city” south of Doha is now accepting tenants, real estate developer Ezdan Holding has announced. The QR4.5 billion project,…
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DTZ: Home rents fell 5 to 10 percent in Doha last year
Al Sadd neighborhood. Credit: Brian Candy/Flickr The cost of renting a home in West Bay, Al Sadd, Bin Mahmoud and the Pearl-Qatar fell by thousands of riyals a month last…
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DTZ: Apartment rents (finally) starting to fall in central Doha
Some properties in these areas have become up to 10 percent cheaper than they were last year, saving tenants between QR500 and QR1,000 a month, DTZ Qatar said in its Property Times report for Q3 of this year.
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