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Cityscape Qatar 2026 Marks Its 25th Anniversary in Doha, 27 to 29 October

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Towers of Lusail City north of Doha
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Cityscape Qatar 2026 takes place from 27 to 29 October 2026 at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center, marking twenty-five years of the real estate exhibition in the country. It is organised by Informa Markets and is expected to bring together more than seventy developers alongside investors, brokers, financiers, architects and government housing and planning bodies.

The show is the Qatari edition of the Cityscape series, which also runs in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt, and it has served for a quarter of a century as the main launch platform for residential and commercial developments in Doha, Lusail, The Pearl and the country's other master-planned districts. Developers use the three days to present new projects, release inventory and sign sales, while banks and mortgage providers, property managers and proptech companies exhibit alongside them.

Cityscape Qatar is relevant to executives because the Qatari property market is going through a period of adjustment and opening after the construction boom that preceded the 2022 World Cup. The government has broadened the areas in which foreign buyers can own property, linked property ownership to residency, and is promoting Qatar as a destination for regional and international investors, while developers and landlords are absorbing the supply delivered in recent years. The show is where those dynamics are visible in the launches, pricing and incentives on offer.

The conference programme, Cityscape Talks, brings together the chief executives of Qatari developers, the ministries and authorities responsible for planning and real estate regulation, regional and international investors, and the design, construction and technology firms working in the market. Themes include residential demand and pricing, hospitality and tourism-led development, sustainability standards, and the financing of real estate through Qatari banks and capital markets.

For executives at developers, contractors, banks and real estate funds active in Qatar or considering entry, and for the operators of hotels, retail and offices whose businesses depend on the market's direction, Cityscape Qatar remains the single most useful week of the year in Doha. The anniversary edition is expected to draw a larger than usual roster of exhibitors and speakers.

Registration and exhibitor details are available on the official event site.