Havoc, there is no law about how much your residential rent can be increased each year.
There used to be a law, but the government cancelled it, so your landlord is free to double your rent for your apartment or villa if he wishes.
Theoretically non-residential leases are supposed to be limited to the following increases:
20% per year if the rent value is less than QAR 3,000;
15% per year if the rent value is between QAR 3,000 and 6,000;
10% per year if the rent value is between QAR 6,000 and QAR 10,000;
5% per year if the rent value is more than QAR 10,000.
Havoc, there is no law about how much your residential rent can be increased each year.
There used to be a law, but the government cancelled it, so your landlord is free to double your rent for your apartment or villa if he wishes.
Theoretically non-residential leases are supposed to be limited to the following increases:
20% per year if the rent value is less than QAR 3,000;
15% per year if the rent value is between QAR 3,000 and 6,000;
10% per year if the rent value is between QAR 6,000 and QAR 10,000;
5% per year if the rent value is more than QAR 10,000.