Sharjah Real Estate Sector Records AED 4 Billion In April Transactions Amidst Growing Investor Confidence

Sharjah's real estate market experienced robust activity in April 2025, with 7,206 transactions valued at AED 4 billion. These transactions spanned various parts of the emirate, covering approximately 10.3 million square feet. This data from the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department highlights the sector's ongoing growth and momentum.

The emirate's real estate sector is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by factors that enhance its appeal as an investment hub. Flexible government policies and supportive legislation have created a stable regulatory environment conducive to long-term investments. Additionally, major development projects and well-planned urban expansion have attracted both local and foreign capital.

April 2025 saw notable real estate deals, such as the "Al-Majaz 3" transaction valued at AED 115 million. This reflects growing confidence in Sharjah's property market. The wide geographical distribution of sales across 117 areas indicates an expanding investment landscape that meets diverse investor needs.

The total number of transactions reached 7,206, including 1,415 sales transactions (19.6% of the total) and 413 mortgage transactions (5.7%), valued at AED 866.8 million. Initial contract transactions numbered 751 (10.4%), ownership certificate transactions were 3,453 (48%), and ownership deeds totaled 1,174 (16.3%).

Sales occurred in various regions of Sharjah, involving residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural lands. Among these were 785 land trades, 338 tower units, and 292 built-in land transactions. "Al-Majaz 3" recorded the highest deal for built-in land at AED 115 million and also had the top mortgage transaction for built-in land at AED 130 million.

The "Al-Metraq" area led in sales volume with 365 transactions, followed by "Muwailih Commercial" with 156, "Tilal" with 152, and "Al-Khan" with 64 transactions. In terms of trading value, "Muwailih Commercial" topped the list at AED 348.4 million.

Regional Sales Highlights

In the Central Region, there were a total of 66 sales transactions; most occurred in "Industrial Area 3," which had the highest trading value at AED 16.8 million. Khor Fakkan recorded 24 sales transactions across areas like "Al-Harai Commercial," each having four deals.

"Hay Al-Bardi 5" stood out in Khor Fakkan with a trading value of AED 4.2 million. Meanwhile, Kalba saw eleven sales transactions led by "Al-Tarif 5," which also had the highest trading value at AED 1.3 million.

This dynamic growth in Sharjah's real estate sector is supported by rapid population growth and increasing demand for diverse real estate products to cater to different market segments.

With inputs from WAM