2,700,000 QAR
33168 sqm
FOR SALE! 3 BEDROOM-S/F-WITH TITLE DEEDS
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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2,700,000 QAR
33168 sqm
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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1,690,000 QAR
23132 sqm
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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1,600,000 QAR
1288 sqm
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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2,000,000 QAR
22133 sqm
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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1,287,000 QAR
1281 sqm
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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1,690,000 QAR
23132 sqm
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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4,428,932 QAR
23256 sqm
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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2,584,581 QAR
34170 sqm
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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1,350,000 QAR
1290 sqm
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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1,290,000 QAR
1281 sqm
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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2,500,000 QAR
33166 sqm
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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1,850,000 QAR
23129 sqm
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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1,690,000 QAR
23132 sqm
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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1,350,000 QAR
1281 sqm
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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2,000,000 QAR
23145 sqm
Qanat Quartier, The Pearl, Doha
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The typical asking price for apartments for sale in Qanat Quartier is 1,600,000 QAR. Half of the apartments listed ask between 1,405,000 and 2,250,000 QAR, based on 51 active listings on Saakin. The typical price is about 15,900 QAR per square metre of listed area.
| Bedrooms | Listings | Typical price (QAR) | Middle half of listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bedroom | 27 | 1,405,000 | 1,400,000 – 1,435,000 |
| 2 bedrooms | 9 | 1,900,000 | 1,690,000 – 2,000,000 |
| 3 bedrooms | 15 | 2,585,000 | 2,275,000 – 2,585,000 |
Based on 51 active listings on Saakin, updated 15 October 2026. "Typical" is the median: half of the listings are priced lower and half higher. "Middle half" is the range that holds the middle 50% of listings. A figure is shown only where there are at least 8 listings.
Property prices across DohaQanat Quartier is a populated area in The Pearl. Both locals and ex-pats know it well. In addition, it has a lot of restaurants, cafes, and retail complexes. Qanat Quartier has many family-friendly apartments for sale that are in great locations. The apartments offer many activities to occupy the kids and plan picnics with family and friends. Apartments for sale in Qanat Quartier come in various shapes and sizes to suit your needs.
Buying an apartment that matches your needs and price range is simple. This beautiful location offers a variety of furnished, unfurnished apartments for sale.
Qanat Quartier, which exudes Venetian elegance, has many canals and other bodies of water, including Lido Venezia. It is considered Qatar's cleanest beach. There are splendid low-rise waterfront structures and luxury apartments.
Most apartment buildings also provide facilities and amenities, including a lobby, a fitness center, and a swimming pool. The majority of the apartments are in low-rise structures. There are a few apartments for sale in high-rise structures.
The distance from their business and the distance to their children's school are the primary factors for most individuals when choosing an apartment. Before buying an apartment, acquaint yourself with the commute times and routes.
Qanat Quartier is both a residential neighborhood and a business hub. Mostly, it provides many towering apartments for sale in one of the busiest and liveliest areas of The Pearl.
More people worldwide are moving to Pearl, Qatar, now calling it home. Qanat Quartier apartments hunting might be challenging, especially if you are unfamiliar with the city's areas. Don't be bothered. All of the available apartments for sale are listed at Saakin Qatar. You may easily find what you're searching for among the featured properties , which range in price, style, and location.
Qatar opened freehold ownership to non-Qatari buyers across a defined set of districts, and the market has matured quickly since. The Pearl, Lusail and West Bay Lagoon remain the most established freehold addresses, while newer masterplans add supply every year.
That steady pipeline is what keeps the market readable: supply arrives in known phases, so buyers can compare a tower coming out of the ground against one completed three years ago, and price the difference honestly.
Lusail carries the largest share of listings on Saakin, followed by Doha's established districts. Fox Hills and the Marina District draw first-time buyers, while Porto Arabia and Viva Bahriya serve the waterfront end of the market.
Freehold gives you the property outright, with a title deed in your name and no end date. Usufruct grants long-term use of a unit for a fixed term instead. Both are common in Qatar, so check which one a listing carries before you shortlist it.
A one-bedroom apartment in Lusail typically starts near QAR 1 million, while a three-bedroom on The Pearl sits closer to QAR 3 million. Stand-alone villas and waterfront homes run well beyond that. Use the price filter above to set your own range.
Ready units let you inspect the finish and take possession immediately. Off-plan releases come with staged payment plans — often a modest deposit followed by instalments through to handover — which is why they dominate Lusail's newer towers.
Local banks lend to residents and, in several cases, to non-residents buying in freehold districts, against a deposit and proof of income. Developers selling off plan often compete with the banks directly, offering interest-free instalments through to handover.
Budget for the transfer fee, agency commission and annual service charges. Service charges are billed per square metre and vary sharply between buildings, so ask for a tower's charge history before you commit.
Every sale is registered and the title deed is issued in the buyer's name. Work with a licensed agency, confirm the seller's title before any funds move, and keep the reference number of the listing to hand.
