Like other GCC countries, Qatar’s economic growth is forecast to decelerate in 2017, to approximately 3.9%, mirroring the fall in oil prices. Despite the instability in oil prices, however, the real estate sector has remained resilient and is deemed one of Qatar’s most important economic barometers.

The government of Qatar is committed to adhering to its spending in capital projects – forecast to account for 47% of total expenditure in 2017 (a 2% increase from 2016) – to not only support the 2022 World Cup, but also to provide a buffer against the regional and economic challenges the country is facing.

During 2017, the country will also sign new construction contracts worth QR 46.1 billion. Consequently, due to a steady rise in supply, Qatar will likely transform into a buyer’s market. Per ValuStrat research, this is reflected by the increasing gap between listed and transaction prices of residential properties in favour of buyers.

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