Doha, April 30 (QNA) - Statistics released by the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Aqarat) indicate that real estate transactions in the local market have been predominantly concentrated within the mid-range segment since the beginning of the year.

In a statement published on its official X platform, the Authority highlighted that overall market activity has remained robust, with a pronounced tilt toward mid-value properties. This trend comes amid comparatively limited activity in lower-value segments, underscoring a broader shift toward higher-value investments.

According to the data, properties priced between QAR 2 million and QAR 3 million recorded the highest number of transactions, totaling 627.

This was followed by the QAR 3 million to QAR 5 million segment with 461 transactions, and the QAR 1.5 million to QAR 2 million category with 357 transactions-figures that collectively point to sustained momentum in the mid-tier market.

By contrast, lower-value segments accounted for only a marginal share of activity. The Authority reported just five transactions for properties priced below QAR 200,000, while the QAR 200,000 to QAR 1 million range registered 91 transactions.

This disparity further reinforces the market’s current orientation toward mid- to high-value assets.

At the upper end of the market, performance also remained solid. The QAR 5 million to QAR 10 million segment recorded 156 transactions, while properties exceeding QAR 10 million accounted for 129 transactions.

These figures reflect steady demand for luxury real estate, complementing the strong performance observed in the mid-range category. (QNA)