Doha - Where to Live
#17
Re: Doha - Where to Live
Ain khaled gate is full mate as i was trying to get in there for a while
As previously mentioned there are some good deals on Al Saad,Al Waab,Abu hamour
That price range should get you something half decent in those areas
Im still new to Doha but met a few guys off the forum and its well worth coming along to the meets. There twats but they offer some good advice
Only joking guys
As previously mentioned there are some good deals on Al Saad,Al Waab,Abu hamour
That price range should get you something half decent in those areas
Im still new to Doha but met a few guys off the forum and its well worth coming along to the meets. There twats but they offer some good advice
Only joking guys
#18
Re: Doha - Where to Live
Ain khaled gate is full mate as i was trying to get in there for a while
As previously mentioned there are some good deals on Al Saad,Al Waab,Abu hamour
That price range should get you something half decent in those areas
Im still new to Doha but met a few guys off the forum and its well worth coming along to the meets. There twats but they offer some good advice
Only joking guys
As previously mentioned there are some good deals on Al Saad,Al Waab,Abu hamour
That price range should get you something half decent in those areas
Im still new to Doha but met a few guys off the forum and its well worth coming along to the meets. There twats but they offer some good advice
Only joking guys
#20
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Re: Doha - Where to Live
Can people give me the names of some agents that you have used to get a property?
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#21
Re: Doha - Where to Live
Anyone know of any 2 bed villas on a compound in Doha? We have looked at apartments on the Pearl that are nice but don't want to get lumbered with big utility bills plus they appear to be asking too much for little facilities so we are considering other options.
#22
Re: Doha - Where to Live
Prices range from 10-15,000 and utilities will be no more than 300-700 per month for split AC units .
Try http://www.alemadi.com.qa/Default.aspx
http://www.gulf-times.com/Default.aspx under the classifieds in the PDF sub-section
#24
Re: Doha - Where to Live
No but traffic is a nightmare into that area as you'd expect , will take you 10mins on a Friday but maybe anything up to 1 hour during peak times .
Think Salam Street / Trade Center Roundabout and you'll get the idea .
Think Salam Street / Trade Center Roundabout and you'll get the idea .
#25
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thanks for all the info. Doha was so easy to get round when we were there before !
Last edited by soukie; Mar 4th 2013 at 5:06 pm.
#26
Re: Doha - Where to Live
A,B, C and D ring roads, the north road, and up to Umm Said (whats all this Messaied stuff?) via Wakrah ( Home of the Wakrah Anchors' darts team...)towards the Inland Sea, and the pointy Sheraton in the other direction out towards Al Salam Plaza, and from there down to TV roundabout and along to Rayyan road, heading to Dukhan and Umm Bab and then towards the Salwa road and the industrial area. Doha, old style in 20 seconds!
Last edited by OleJanx; Mar 4th 2013 at 5:56 pm.
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Re: Doha - Where to Live
Hi there,
Just wndering where might be a good location (ideally compound based) to relocate a family - wife, 2 kids (both under 6) and maybe the family labrador? Is West Bay the best place, and if so, what are prices / likely commute time, etc.
Also, going off topic, does anyone have any info on relocating dogs, what are they perceived like in Doha, etc etc....
All help appreciated.
Just wndering where might be a good location (ideally compound based) to relocate a family - wife, 2 kids (both under 6) and maybe the family labrador? Is West Bay the best place, and if so, what are prices / likely commute time, etc.
Also, going off topic, does anyone have any info on relocating dogs, what are they perceived like in Doha, etc etc....
All help appreciated.