Doha: The fourth Qatar Real Estate Forum and its accompanying Cityscape exhibition generated more than QR1 billion in real estate sales, a 100 percent increase from last year, according to the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Aqarat). The three-day event attracted 16,000 visitors to the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center, drawing experts, investors, developers and decision-makers.

Aqarat said strong attendance at the forum's main sessions, innovation platform, workshops and exhibition underscored growing interest in Qatar's real estate market and its investment opportunities. The forum highlighted Qatar's investment opportunities and legislative and regulatory advances that have promoted transparency and bolstered investor confidence, while new projects launched by exhibitors reflected developers' efforts to meet investor aspirations and market needs.

The event reinforced Qatar's stature as a prime regional hub for real estate development, showcasing its experience in regulating the market and enhancing its investment appeal. It also provided a platform for cooperation among regulators, developers and investors, alongside discussions on economic and urban transformations and the region's investment outlook.

Alongside the main sessions, Qatar University's architecture competition highlighted the next generation's role in shaping the sector through designs for mixed-use buildings. The innovation platform explored real estate portfolios beyond Qatar and the future of housing, and the programme featured a practical workshop on real estate valuation and discussions on organising asset data and strengthening oversight.

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