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Residential Properties for Rent in Doha

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For Rent  Partition for Ladies

For Rent Partition for Ladies

For Rent Partition for Ladies (Working Only) With Balcony Location: Bin Mahmoud Clean and comfortable partition Including electricity, water & internet Quiet and well-organized accommodation suitable for working ladies Rent: QAR 1200 Contact: 30600013

1,200 QAR

3 ROOMS FOR RENT  EIN KHALED, DOHA

3 ROOMS FOR RENT EIN KHALED, DOHA

Rooms available in a villa in Ein Khaled, suitable for bachelors / company staff. Available Rooms: • Rooftop Master Room Upper floor with private attached bathroom • Large Ground Floor Room Spacious room with common bathroom • Additional Room Suitable for bachelor / sta…

1,500 QAR

al sadd area partition near metro k

al sadd area partition near metro k

Al sadd partition for lady near metro station , store lulu , near a hospital

1,000 QAR

Frequently Asked Questions

How to rent an apartment in Qatar?

Search rental listings on Mzad Qatar, contact landlords directly, schedule viewings, and sign a rental agreement. Most rentals require 1-2 months security deposit.

What is the average rent in Doha?

Studio apartments start from 2,500 QAR/month, 1-bedroom from 3,500 QAR, 2-bedroom from 5,000 QAR. Prices vary by area and furnishing.

What documents do I need to rent in Qatar?

You need a valid Qatar ID (QID), passport copy, and proof of employment or income. Some landlords may require a no-objection letter from your employer.