FGREALTY reports higher Qatar sales and deal volume through August

FGREALTY says its internal CRM data showed stronger Qatar real estate activity through Aug. 27, 2026, with deals up 13.3% and total sale value up 52.8% year over year. The brokerage says apartments led inquiry volume, while Fox Hills and Entertainment City ranked among the most active areas.

Why it matters: - FGREALTY’s latest data points to stronger transaction momentum in Qatar real estate through late August 2026. - Higher sale value and more closed deals suggest firmer buyer demand in the segments FGREALTY tracks. - The company says the figures help show how its own pipeline and client activity are shifting, even if they do not represent the full market.

What happened: - FGREALTY released a Qatar real estate market report based on internal CRM data collected from Jan. 1 to Aug. 27, 2026. - The brokerage recorded 460 deals, up from 406 in the same period in 2025. - Sales deals increased to 154 from 127. - Rental transactions rose to 306 from 279. - Total sale value reached QR440.65 million, compared with QR288.30 million a year earlier. - The average residential sale price rose to about QR2.74 million from QR2.26 million. - The median residential sale price edged up to QR1.80 million from QR1.79 million.

The details: - Apartments generated 30,569 inquiries, far ahead of standalone villas with 3,593. - One-bedroom apartments drew 12,886 inquiries. - Two-bedroom apartments generated 11,501 inquiries. - Fox Hills led all locations with 4,685 total listing inquiries. - Entertainment City followed with 3,732 inquiries. - Al Erkyah recorded 3,353 inquiries. - For sale-listed properties, Entertainment City led with 3,350 sale-intent inquiries. - Waterfront District followed with 2,643 sale-intent inquiries. - Fox Hills ranked third with 2,584. - Closed-deal data included Qatari, Indian and British buyers among the leading recorded buyer groups. - FGREALTY says the inquiry totals reflect interest in available inventory, not investment rankings or forecasts. - The company says the report reflects only FGREALTY’s CRM activity and not the entire Qatar real estate market.

Between the lines: - The gap between a modest rise in deal count and a much larger jump in sale value suggests higher-priced transactions made up a bigger share of activity. - Apartment demand continues to dominate the brokerage’s pipeline, which may indicate that mid-market and entry-level housing remain the most active search categories. - The concentration of inquiries in a handful of districts shows where FGREALTY’s client attention is clustering, not necessarily where the broader market is strongest.

What's next: - FGREALTY is likely to keep tracking inquiry and transaction patterns through the rest of 2026 as new CRM data comes in. - Future reports will help show whether higher-value sales and apartment-led demand continue at the same pace. - Qatar market watchers will need broader data to judge whether FGREALTY’s trends are mirrored across the wider sector.

The bottom line: - FGREALTY’s internal data shows a busier Qatar property market for its business, with more deals, more sale value and clear demand for apartments and select districts.