Sharjah’s real estate sector demonstrated strong performance in April 2025, with a total of 7 206 transactions amounting to AED 4 billion. This significant growth reflects the market’s expansion and the increasing interest from a diverse range of investors. The transformation in the sector is attributed to several integrated factors, including flexible government policies and supportive legislation that foster a stable regulatory environment for long-term investments.

Additionally, major development projects and well-planned urban expansion initiatives have significantly enhanced the attractiveness of Sharjah as an investment destination. Rapid population growth and a rising demand for real estate units have led to a wider variety of real estate products tailored to meet the needs of different segments of the market. Notably, a major transaction in April was the “Al-Majaz 3” deal, valued at AED 115 million, underscoring the growing confidence in the emirate’s real estate market.

According to data from the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department, the 7 206 transactions included 1 415 sales, which made up 19.6% of the total, and 413 mortgage transactions, accounting for 5.7%, with a total value of AED 866.8 million. Additionally, 751 initial contract transactions were recorded, representing 10.4%, while ownership certificate transactions accounted for 48% with 3 453 transactions, and 1,174 ownership deeds made up 16.3% of the total.

Sales transactions were recorded across 117 areas in Sharjah, covering residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural properties. Among these, 785 land transactions were completed, alongside 338 unit transactions in towers, and 292 built-in land transactions. The “Al-Majaz 3” area not only recorded the highest real estate deal for built-in land at AED 115 million but also the highest mortgage transaction in that category, valued at AED 130 million.

In terms of sales transactions, “Al-Metraq” area led 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” ranked first with AED 348.4 million, followed by “Tilal” at AED 310.6 million, “Al-Sajaa Industrial” at AED 168.4 million, and “Al-Majaz 3” at AED 136 million.

The Central Region recorded 66 sales transactions, primarily in “Industrial Area 3,” which had the highest trading value at AED 16.8 million. Khor Fakkan saw 24 sales transactions with “Hay Al-Bardi 5” achieving the highest trading value at AED 4.2 million. Finally, in Kalba, 11 transactions were logged, with “Al-Tarif 5” leading with five transactions and a trading value of AED 1.3 million.