In July 2025, Sharjah‘s real estate landscape experienced a remarkable surge, with transactions surpassing the $2 billion mark. This milestone underscores the emirate’s robust growth in real estate activity, reflecting a blend of favorable regulatory frameworks, a stable economic climate, and expanding infrastructure. As investor confidence continues to rise, the increasing value of Sharjah real estate transactions points to a thriving market poised for further expansion.
The total sales during July spanned over 23.2 million square feet, signaling a significant uptick in development activity. The diverse buyer demand is evidenced by transactions occurring across 114 distinct areas within the emirate. This broad market participation showcases the growing appeal of Sharjah real estate, inviting both local and international investors alike.
During this period, the volume of transactions included 1,503 sales deals, which constituted 13.2 percent of the total transactions. In addition, there were 593 mortgage agreements valued at AED 2.8 billion ($762 million) and 1,134 initial sales contracts, accounting for 10 percent of the total activity. Ownership deeds reached 4,682, making up 41.1 percent, while ownership certificates issued numbered 3,465, representing 30.5 percent of the transactions.
Sharjah Real Estate Sector Breakdown
The breakdown of sales in Sharjah during this month reveals a broad array of transactions. Lands sold accounted for 857 sales, while 332 units in towers were transacted. Additionally, there were 312 built-in land transactions, and two parcels of land under construction were also included in the total transaction volume. This distribution demonstrates a vibrant market with various property types appealing to different investor preferences.
Top Deals and Areas
Among the notable transactions in July, the highest single transaction was recorded in “Arqoub Industrial,” amounting to AED 251.8 million ($68.6 million). The largest mortgage transaction took place in “Al-Mamzar,” valued at AED 135 million ($36.8 million). The most active sales areas included “Al-Sehma” with 206 transactions, followed closely by “Muwailih Commercial” with 200, and “Tilal” with 186 transactions. In terms of trading values, “Tilal” led with AED 467.9 million ($127.4 million), while “Muwailih Commercial” and “Al-Sajaa Industrial” followed with values of AED 340.8 million ($92.8 million) and AED 318.3 million ($86.7 million), respectively.
Regional Highlights
Examining the regional dynamics within Sharjah, the Central Region recorded 134 transactions, with “Industrial Area 1” leading, featuring 31 sales. The highest value transaction in this area reached AED 60.2 million ($16.4 million). In Khorfakkan, there were 13 transactions, with “Al-Harai Industrial” achieving the highest volume of five sales, while “Al-Zubarah” noted the highest transaction value at AED 1.5 million ($408,000). Meanwhile, Kalba registered 16 transactions, where “Al Baha’is” led with four sales, and the highest value recorded was AED 3.3 million ($898,000).