Qatar Showcases Real Estate Potential at LPS Shanghai 2025

The State of Qatar has successfully concluded its participation at the Luxury Property Showcase (LPS) Shanghai 2025, a premier event for luxury real estate in the Asia-Pacific region. The exhibition took place from December 5 to 7, 2025, and the Qatar Pavilion served as a vibrant platform to promote the country’s dynamic real estate market to investors and stakeholders worldwide.

The Pavilion was inaugurated by H E Rashid Mubarak Al Khater, the Consul General of Qatar in Shanghai. It showcased Qatar’s diverse real estate offerings, specifically targeting the growing Chinese market.

Qatar’s Real Estate on Display

Organized by the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Aqarat) and Invest Qatar, the country’s investment promotion agency, the Pavilion featured a range of leading developers. Notable participants included Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment Company, United Development Company (UDC), JMJ Group Holding, and Qatar Sotheby’s International Realty. Their participation significantly enhanced Qatar’s visibility at the event, which attracted over 12,000 VIP investors and industry leaders, underscoring the country’s investment-friendly environment and robust regulatory framework.

Eng. Khalid bin Ahmed Al Obaidli, Chairman of Aqarat, expressed pride in Qatar’s involvement at LPS Shanghai, aligning with the nation’s goal to strengthen its position as a leading investment destination. He stated, “Through this platform, we showcased Qatar’s luxury real estate projects and highlighted its attractive environment for investing, living, and conducting business.” He emphasized ongoing efforts to expand Qatar’s international investor base through innovative solutions and digital services, aiming for a seamless experience.

Strong Market Potential and Investor Confidence

Sheikh Ali Alwaleed Al-Thani, CEO of Invest Qatar, remarked on the strong investor confidence in Qatar’s real estate sector, noting it consistently ranks as the second-largest recipient of capital expenditure among non-hydrocarbon sectors. He pointed out that LPS Shanghai 2025 offered an excellent opportunity to present the sector’s growth, which is projected to reach $45 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 4.7%.

Eng. Ali Mohamed Al-Ali, CEO of Qatari Diar, highlighted the significance of their participation, stating, “Our involvement in LPS 2025 showcased the advancement of Qatar’s real estate sector and strengthened our presence among global investors.” He emphasized the firm’s commitment to quality and sustainability, reinforcing Qatar’s reputation as a premier investment destination.

Yasser Al Jaidah, President and CEO of UDC, echoed similar sentiments, noting that their second participation in the Shanghai exhibition reflects their commitment to developing integrated and sustainable communities. He elaborated on flagship projects like The Pearl and Gewan Islands, which feature smart technology and world-class amenities, stating, “This exhibition allowed us to promote our projects and engage directly with international investors seeking quality and long-term value.”

Qatar’s strategic participation at LPS Shanghai 2025 highlights its ambitions to attract global investors and showcase a real estate market that is not only diverse but also poised for growth and sustainability.