As many as 7 billion AED worth of real estate deals were made in Sharjah in January 2025, which was a very good month for the market. The Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department said there were 11,116 deals made during the month, which sold 10.4 million square feet of land.

This huge growth is a result of the Sharjah Government’s planned plans to encourage new ideas, long-lasting buildings, and high-quality developments. Because of these efforts, the emirate has become a desirable place to invest in real estate, with a mix of modern conveniences and a rich cultural history.

One interesting fact is that mortgage deals made up 1.1 billion AED, or 6.1% of the total. There were 677 of these transactions. Out of all the deals, 1,246 were sales, which made up 11.2% of the total. The other 2,817 were initial contract transactions, which made up 25.3%. There were 4,177 transactions for property certificates and 2,199 transactions for title papers. These made up 37.6% and 19.8% of all transactions.

In Sharjah, sales took place in 114 different areas, including residential, business, industrial, and agricultural properties. From the data, we saw that there were 651 deals for empty land, 332 deals for subdivided towers, and 263 deals for built-in areas.

The most expensive real estate deal ever was in the “Muwailih Commercial” area. It involved built-in land worth 46.5 million AED. When it comes to debt deals, the “Warehouses Land” area had the most, with 330 million AED worth of deals on built-in land.

Out of all the sales, the “Muwailih Commercial” area had the most, with 1,132 transactions. It also had the most deals per square mile, with 179. Other places that stood out were “Um Fanain” with 76 transactions, “Al-Khan” with 91, and “Hay Hoshi” with 98.

The company “Muwailih Commercial” once again had the most cash trades, worth AED 239.4 million. It was followed by “Al-Sajaa Industrial,” which made 187.9 million AED, “Um Fanain,” which made 141.3 million AED, and “Hay Hoshi,” which made 109.7 million AED.

A total of 77 sales took place in the Central Region. Most of them happened in “Industrial Area 1,” where 35 deals worth AED 19.9 million took place. There were 23 sales in Khorfakkan, mostly in “Al-Harai Industrial” and “Hayawa 4,” which each had four sales. With 8.7 million AED in cash, “Al-Gharb” had the most sales.

Thirteen deals took place in Kalba City, with “Al-Tarif 5” having the most with four. With 2 million AED worth of trade, the “Al-Tarif 4” area had the most cash trade.