Buildings and Businesses for Sale in Industrial Area

Industrial Area Property Prices for Investors

Asking prices of investment properties for sale in the Industrial Area, Zone 57, range between QAR 1.85 million and QAR 15.5 million, as of October 2026. However, most are advertised for prices ranging between QAR 2.45 million and QAR 7 million. Commercial buildings are advertised on an 895 m² plot for QAR 2.45 million, on 1,323 m² plots for QAR 2.8 million - QAR 3 million, on a 750 m² plot for QAR 3.3 million, on a 1,648 m² plot for QAR 3 million, on a 1,545 m² plot for QAR 6 million, on a 4,700 m² plot for QAR 6 million and on a 1,215 m² plot for QAR 9 million. A residential building on a 1,020 m² plot is advertised for QAR 7 million, and this one is described as suitable for staff accommodation. Asking prices of industrial facilities for sale in the district start at QAR 1.85 million for a 1,000 m² plot and go up to QAR 15.5 million, with an industrial facility on an 828 m² plot for QAR 2 million, on a 1,600 m² plot for QAR 4 million, on a 2,000 m² plot for QAR 4.7 million, on a 4,112 m² plot for QAR 15 million and on a 10,000 m² plot for QAR 15.5 million. Apart from plot sizes and prices, details are scarce. The number of floors, of units, and rental income, in particular, are nowhere mentioned, so interested investors should contact the advertiser of the properties they like to learn more about them.

The Industrial Area, Zone 57, is located south west of Doha, along Salwa Road. The district is Doha's main hub of workshops, showrooms, warehouses and worker accommodation, and its property market reflects that, as demand for land and property in the area is mainly driven by the needs of companies and of the construction and logistics sectors. Thus, land prices per square metre in the Industrial Area are much lower than in residential districts, and most buildings are industrial or commercial units. The QAR 6 million asking price for a commercial building on a 4,700 m² plot may seem surprising next to another building advertised for the same price on a plot only 1,545 m² big, but the latter is said to be close to the main streets. As of September 2026, the median price of a building sale transaction in Qatar was QAR 6.4 million, according to the Ministry of Justice, so most of the properties for sale in the district are advertised at or under the national median price of buildings. In Al Wakra, for instance, the residential buildings featured on the investment buildings for sale in Al Wakra page are advertised mostly for prices between QAR 5.9 million and QAR 9 million. Interested investors may wish to have a look at all investment properties for sale in Qatar to compare. The Industrial Area is not among the freehold or usufruct areas determined by Cabinet Decisions No. 21 of 2026 and No. 28 of 2020. Thus, foreigners cannot buy property in the district, and property in Zone 57 can legally be owned by Qatari or GCC citizens and by companies entitled to own property.