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ARTICLE · 20 SEPTEMBER 2010

Recent Trends in Qatar Real Estate

In the wake of the global financial crisis, we have noticed an increased desire among real estate industry participants in the Middle East, and particularly in Qatar, to modify their approach to documenting their agreements.

QatarReal Estate and Construction
Scott Aitken
Scott Aitken
Sean Magee
Sean Magee
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In the wake of the global financial crisis, we have noticed an increased desire among real estate industry participants in the Middle East, and particularly in Qatar, to modify their approach to documenting their agreements. In our opinion, there is a noticeable trend away from short-form agreements, towards the parties setting out their legal and commercial relationships using increasingly sophisticated documentation.

It is unclear what the primary motivation for this trend may be, but contributing factors are sure to include the parties taking a more risk-averse approach to legal documentation in the light of the financial crisis. The fallout from those global problems shone a light on contractual relationships and brought the rights and responsibilities of the parties sharply into focus. What we are witnessing may also be in response to the tightening of credit requirements from financiers in the region and internationally; undoubtedly, there are other contributing

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