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Enter the members’ areaQatar · Doha · Qetaifan Island North
An Elie Saab branded address on Qetaifan Island North, off Lusail. Sea-front one to three bedroom apartments by Dar Global, freehold, from a guide of around GBP 410,000 on a Qatari riyal basis.
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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 zones, ten in all as of 2026, including The Pearl-Qatar, West Bay Lagoon, the Lusail Marina District and Qetaifan Island, with title registered in your own name.
It is a stable, high-end market backed by serious means and well-built infrastructure. The appeal is quality, discretion and durability. The trade-off is a smaller, less liquid market than the UAE, and a wave of new supply is keeping near-term prices soft. 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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Related reading
Investor guides
Freehold is permitted in designated districts including the Pearl and Lusail, with usufruct rights elsewhere.
Investor guides
Transfer fees, agency and service charges at the Pearl and Lusail: a clear all-in picture.
Investor guides
How ownership above set thresholds grants renewable residency, and, importantly, what it does not.
Reports
A 2026 read on the Qatar property market: residential sales value up 43.5% in 2025 while prices eased, gross yields near 5.9%, a resilient prime tier, and the new 10-year residency permit.
