Women account for nearly one-fifth of property ownership in the emirate, with transactions reaching AED 2.7 billion.
Emirati women continue to make a strong mark on Sharjah’s property market, according to Abdulaziz Ahmed Al-Shamsi, Director-General of the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department. From the start of 2025 until 21 August, women registered ownership of 3,322 properties, representing 11.8% of all new property registrations in the emirate.
In total, 3,586 women now own property in Sharjah, making up 17.7% of all property owners. Transactions involving these female investors reached a notable AED 2.7 billion, highlighting their growing economic influence in the real estate sector.
Wider Market Impact
As of 21 August 2025, Emirati women collectively own 30,662 properties, equivalent to 15.5% of all properties in Sharjah. These are registered under 27,425 women, representing 21.2% of all property owners. The cumulative trading volume for these holdings is AED 45.2 billion, underscoring the significant role of women in driving the emirate’s real estate activity.
Vibrant Market Growth
Al-Shamsi highlighted that Sharjah’s real estate market has maintained robust momentum during the first seven months of 2025. Total property transactions amounted to AED 34.5 billion, reflecting a strong increase compared to the previous year. He emphasised that this surge demonstrates the market’s vibrancy and signals continued growth in the months ahead.
The rising participation of Emirati women in property investment not only reflects their growing financial empowerment but also strengthens Sharjah’s position as a thriving and inclusive real estate market.
