Sharjah’s real estate sector showed significant growth in February 2025, with total transactions valued at AED3.5 billion ($952.99 million). This reflects an increase in activity compared to February 2024, when transactions amounted to AED3.1 billion and involved 4 458 deals.

The Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department reported that a total of 7 768 transactions were executed last month. Among these, sales transactions accounted for 1 348, which represents 17.4 percent of the total. Additionally, mortgage transactions totaled 424, valued at AED711.6 million, making up 5.5 percent of all transactions.

The data further detailed that 941 initial sales contracts were recorded, alongside 3 958 ownership certificate transactions. Title deed transactions reached 1 097, constituting 14.1 percent of the overall activity. Sales transactions spanned across 116 areas in Sharjah, covering a diverse range of properties including residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural lands.

The report highlighted that the total area traded in sales transactions was 11.8 million square feet in February, a substantial increase from 8.7 million square feet during the same month last year. The transactions included 723 vacant land plots, 373 subdivided units, and 252 built-up land transactions, showcasing the variety of investment opportunities available throughout the emirate.

While February’s numbers were impressive, they did reflect a decline from January 2025, which saw transactions surge to AED7 billion ($1.91 billion) with a total of 11 116 transactions. In January, sales transactions numbered 1 246, representing 11.2 percent of the total, with mortgage transactions reaching 677, valued at AED1.1 billion.

January’s data indicated that the initial sales contract transactions totaled 2 817, while property certificate transactions numbered 4 177. With a diverse range of real estate offerings, the market remains vibrant, attracting continued interest from investors.