Sharjah’s real estate market achieved a historic milestone in November 2025, with total transactions reaching AED 9.5 billion ($2.58 billion), marking the highest monthly value ever recorded. This unprecedented performance reflects the strength of the emirate’s economic foundations and demonstrates its ability to deliver consistent growth over time. Furthermore, the record underscores Sharjah’s emergence as a dynamic investment hub within the region.
Sustained Growth Across All Segments
The Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department reported 15,131 transactions covering approximately 34.9 million square feet. Sales transactions accounted for 2,126 deals, or 14% of the total, highlighting strong ongoing demand. Mortgage transactions reached 698, valued at AED 1.6 billion, reflecting investor and financial institution confidence. In addition, 1,088 initial sale contracts were issued, 6,670 statements of properties were recorded, and 4,549 ownership deeds were completed, demonstrating the diversity and scale of property activity in the emirate.
Transactions spanned 124 areas across residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural sectors. Leading property types included 1,320 lands, 374 built-in lands, and 432 tower units. Notably, the “Al-Menhaz” area recorded the highest trading value at AED 3.7 billion, while “Al-Nahda” led mortgage transactions with AED 328 million. “Al-Sehma” topped the number of sales transactions with 322 deals, followed by Muwaileh Commercial, Hay Al-Dibdibah South, and Tilal.
Regional Highlights and Investment Opportunities
In Sharjah’s Central Region, 301 sales transactions were recorded, with Industrial Area 3 leading both in number and value at AED 186 million. Khorfakkan saw 19 sales transactions, with Hay Al-Bardi 1 posting the highest trading value at AED 3.8 million. Kalba recorded 16 transactions, with Al-Sidra area achieving the highest trading volume at AED 4.6 million.
These figures reflect Sharjah’s integrated investment ecosystem, supported by transparent legislation, efficient real estate registration, and advanced urban planning. As a result, the emirate continues to attract local and international investors seeking stable, high-growth opportunities, reinforcing its position as a strategic and resilient real estate market in the region.
