Qatar Villa Bill of Quantities Generator

Pricing a villa in Doha, Lusail or Al Rayyan usually starts with a single QAR-per-square-metre number pulled from a market report — useful for a rough budget, but not something a bank, developer or QCS-referencing consultant can actually check progress claims against. What they need instead is a structural and MEP breakdown: how much block infill, how many tonnes of reinforcement, how many door and window sets — the kind of detail a bill of quantities is built to hold.

This generator produces exactly that for a Qatari villa: steel and concrete quantities that scale with your real floor area and storey count, with block enclosure priced as its own separate line rather than folded into the structural quantity — a genuinely different trade, with its own labor and material cost, that a lump-sum estimate would hide. Category grouping follows the same RICS NRM/CESMM-style structure Gulf cost consultants already reference day to day, since Qatar has no single homegrown BOQ standard of its own.

You price every line yourself, in QAR — this tool has never claimed to know what cement or a curtain-wall glazing package costs in Qatar this quarter, and won't start now. What it gives you is the real quantity side of a villa cost estimate: structural, block infill, MEP rough-in, boundary wall, and the room-driven items (majlis, garage, staircases) an actual Qatari villa needs, calculated off your real geometry rather than a flat per-square-metre multiplier.