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Trump-branded five bedroom twin villas and three bedroom attached villas around an 18-hole course on Qatar's Simaisma coast. Freehold for all nationalities, from QAR 5.2 million, completing December 2030.
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There is a quiet privilege in owning where the world watches but few crowd in. Qatar pairs deep stability with newly opened freehold zones, and a legacy of infrastructure that few markets its size can match.
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Yes. Foreign buyers can own freehold outright in designated areas, ten in all as of 2026, including The Pearl-Qatar, West Bay Lagoon, Lusail (where Qetaifan Island North sits) and, since June 2026, Simaisma, with title registered in your own name.
It is a high-end market backed by serious means and well-built infrastructure. The appeal is quality, discretion and durability. The trade-offs are a smaller, less liquid market than the UAE, a wave of new supply keeping near-term prices soft, and the 2026 regional conflict, which hit LNG exports and the growth outlook even as home prices held broadly flat. It suits patient buyers more than those seeking a quick exit.
Lusail leads for new-build growth, The Pearl-Qatar for established island living, West Bay in Doha for steady rental, and Qetaifan Island for early, leisure-led entry.
Entry varies by area and type. Apartments on The Pearl and in Lusail begin from around £250,000, while prime waterfront and branded residences typically start near £1m. These are indicative starting levels; tell us your budget and we will shortlist to it.
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