Beirut’s property market has survived what would have ended almost any other city.
The professionals still building, still selling, still making the case deserve to be named.

Qatar’s residential real estate market remained stable in Q2 2026, while sales volumes rose 23.6% quarter-on-quarter and 15.8% year-on-year, according to ValuStrat. Median transaction values reached around QR3 million, while residential yields held steady at 5.6%, with apartments continuing to outperform villas.

The US housing market remains under pressure as high mortgage rates continue to weigh on affordability and demand. Industry leaders say 2026 has been one of the toughest years for home sales, with slower price growth, weaker mortgage activity, and fewer buyers entering the market. However, experts say reduced competition and more price cuts could create opportunities for well-prepared buyers.

Riyadh’s residential and office markets maintained strong momentum in H1 2026, with residential transactions rising 4.9% year-on-year and Grade A office occupancy remaining at 98% Supported by population growth, corporate expansion and Vision 2030 initiatives, the market is expected to remain resilient as new office supply and regulatory reforms strengthen long-term investment confidence.











