Lands & Plots for Sale in Old Al Rayyan

Old Al Rayyan Land Prices per Square Foot

Asking prices for plots in Old Al Rayyan run from QAR 225 - QAR 473 per ft², though the bulk of what is on offer falls in the QAR 270 - QAR 390 per ft² band. Small plots of 583 - 588 m² go for QAR 2.1 million - QAR 2.32 million, which is QAR 332 - QAR 370 per ft². Step up to 639 - 680 m² and the price tags read QAR 2.4 million - QAR 2.82 million. The size seen most often is 728 - 772 m², and sellers want QAR 2.28 million - QAR 3.25 million for these, or QAR 279 - QAR 391 per ft². Plots of 900 - 956 m² carry asking prices of QAR 2.6 million - QAR 3.5 million. Anyone after more space can look at 1,117 - 1,167 m² plots, on offer at QAR 3.77 million - QAR 4.3 million, which works out at QAR 300 - QAR 358 per ft². A handful of much bigger pieces of land are also on the market, between 1,820 and 5,000 m². The 1,820 - 1,824 m² plots are priced at QAR 6.5 million, the 2,822 - 3,138 m² plots at QAR 7.6 million - QAR 8.78 million, and a single 5,000 m² plot at QAR 13.46 million. Per square foot, these large plots cost QAR 225 - QAR 331.

Old Al Rayyan is one of the older residential areas on the west side of Doha. The Green Line of the Doha Metro stops here at Al Rayyan Al Qadeem station, and from there the line runs straight through to Msheireb, calling at Al Shaqab, Qatar National Library, Education City and Hamad Hospital on the way. The neighbourhood has its own clinic too, Al Rayyan Health Center, which the Primary Health Care Corporation runs. Plots here tend to be bigger than in the newer villa areas, and that is a big reason the per square foot asking prices sit lower. A good comparison is the land for sale in Al Luqta page, also in Zone 52, where 600 m² plots are marketed at QAR 310 - QAR 341 per ft². For buyers who would rather skip the build, most of the completed villas for sale in Old Al Rayyan carry asking prices between QAR 2.5 million and QAR 4.5 million. Old Al Rayyan, Zone 52, does not appear in the freehold and usufruct lists in Cabinet Decisions No. 21 of 2026 and No. 28 of 2020. So a plot here can only go to Qatari and GCC citizens or to companies entitled to own land.