Properties for Rent in Qatar
Abaad Real Estate lists 56 properties for rent in Qatar. Every listing is verified by our agents, with the price, size and floor plan shown up front. Filter by budget, bedrooms and furnishing to narrow the list, or contact us for options that are not yet published.
Semi Furnished Studio for Rent in The Pearl
Fully Furnished Two Bedrooms in Madina Khalifa | 2 Months Free
Fully Furnished 2 BHK Apartment for Rent in Al Sadd — Free Internet | QAR 6,500
2-Bedroom Apartment for Rent in Ain Khaled, Doha | QAR 4,000
Three Bedrooms Compound Villa in Fereej Al Soudan
3-Bedroom Compound Villa in Ain Khaled, Doha | 312 m²
4-Bedroom Villa in Ain Khaled, Doha | QAR 16,000
2-Bedroom Apartment in Ain Khaled, Doha | Maid's Room
Furnished 1-Bedroom Apartment in West Bay | City & Sea View
Unfurnished 2-Bedroom Apartment in Al Rayyan | QAR 4,000
2-Bedroom Apartment for Rent in Ain Khaled, Doha | 120 m²
Semi-Furnished 2-Bedroom Apartment in Al Rayyan | 120 m²
3-Bedroom Compound Villa for Rent in Ain Khaled | QAR 13,500
Semi-Furnished 3-Bed Compound Villa in Ain Khaled, Doha
3-Bedroom Compound Villa in Fereej Al Soudan | QAR 13,500
3-Bedroom Compound Villa in Fereej Al Asiri | QAR 11,000
Semi-Furnished 3-Bedroom Compound Villa for Rent in Al Rayyan | QAR 9,000
2-Bedroom Apartment for Rent in Old Airport, Doha | QAR 4,200
Furnished 1-Bedroom Sea View Apartment, Doha
1-Bedroom Apartment with Partial Sea View- Doha
Guide to properties for rent in Qatar
Market snapshot
- Live listings
- 56
- Lowest monthly rent
- QAR 3,000
- Median monthly rent
- QAR 7,964
- Most listed size
- 2 bedrooms
Abaad Real Estate currently lists 56 properties for rent in Qatar. Monthly asking rents range from QAR 3,000 to QAR 78,325, with a median of QAR 7,964. By size, the current listings break down as 2 bedrooms (16 listings), 3 bedrooms (14 listings), and 1 bedroom (11 listings). These figures are calculated from the live listings on this page and change as properties are published, let or sold.
About Qatar
Qatar's property market is centred on Doha and the neighbouring municipalities of Al Rayyan, Al Daayen, Al Wakrah and Umm Salal, where most homes and businesses are located. The Doha Metro and a wide highway network link the main districts, and Hamad International Airport sits on the eastern edge of the capital. Residents range from Qatari families to a large expatriate community working in energy, finance, construction, healthcare, hospitality and education.
What to check before renting
- Confirm what the rent covers. Electricity and water, internet, district cooling, maintenance and building facilities are included in some leases and billed separately in others.
- Agree the payment terms in writing. Many landlords in Qatar ask for post-dated cheques covering the lease term plus a security deposit, so settle the number of cheques and the deposit before you sign.
- Make sure the lease is registered. Qatari rental law requires leases to be registered, and a registered contract is what protects both tenant and landlord if a dispute arises.
- Inspect the property in person. Test the air conditioning, water heaters and appliances, look for damp or leaks, and record the condition with dated photos before you move in.
- Read the renewal, notice and early termination clauses, and confirm who is responsible for maintenance and repairs.
Frequently asked questions
How many properties for rent are available in Qatar?
Abaad Real Estate currently lists 56 properties for rent in Qatar. The number changes daily as new properties are published and others are let or sold.
What is the typical price of properties for rent in Qatar?
Monthly asking rents range from QAR 3,000 to QAR 78,325, with a median of QAR 7,964. Price depends mainly on size, layout, furnishing, building age and the exact location within Qatar.
Can I arrange a viewing?
Yes. Each listing shows the agent responsible for it, and you can call or message them on WhatsApp straight from the listing to arrange a viewing at a time that suits you.
What do I need to rent a property in Qatar?
Landlords usually ask for a copy of your Qatar ID, or your passport and visa if you have just arrived, a security deposit, and the rent as post-dated cheques from a local bank account. Company and commercial leases also need the company's commercial registration. Requirements vary by landlord, so confirm them before you agree terms.