The Sharjah real estate market experienced a remarkable surge in April 2025, with total transactions amounting to $1.09 billion, reflecting continued investor confidence and a vibrant property landscape. According to the latest data from the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department, this impressive figure was achieved through 7,206 distinct transactions, demonstrating robust activity across the emirate’s real estate sector.
Throughout April, the transactions encompassed approximately 10.3 million square feet of property, signaling ongoing growth driven by favorable government policies and extensive urban development projects. The market’s momentum seems to be bolstered by a stable regulatory framework, drawing both local and foreign investors.
The April statistics revealed a breakdown of various types of transactions: there were 1,415 sales transactions, accounting for 19.6% of the total; 413 mortgage transactions at 5.7%, valued at AED 866.8 million; and 751 initial contract transactions making up 10.4% of the volume. Additionally, 3,453 ownership certificate transactions constituted 48%, while 1,174 ownership deeds accounted for 16.3% of the total transactions, according to the Emirates News Agency (WAM) reported.
Al-Majaz 3 Leads in High-Value Transactions
Supportive governmental policies have been instrumental in creating a conducive environment for long-term investment, the report highlighted. Sales transactions occurred across 117 different areas within Sharjah, covering a diverse range of residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural properties.
Among these transactions, the area of Al-Majaz 3 stood out, recording the highest individual transaction with a land deal valued at AED 115 million. This same area also achieved the top mortgage transaction at AED 130 million, underscoring its desirability and appeal to investors.
In Sharjah city, a total of 1,312 sales transactions were noted, with Al-Metraq leading the way at 365 transactions. Following closely were Muwailih Commercial with 156 transactions, Tilal with 152, and Al-Khan with 64 transactions.
Muwailih Commercial also dominated trading value, securing AED 348.4 million, while Tilal reached AED 310.6 million. Al-Sajaa Industrial followed with AED 168.4 million, and Al-Majaz 3 rounded out the top four with AED 136 million.
Activity Across the Central Region and Khor Fakkan
The Central Region noted 66 sales transactions, with Industrial Area 3 contributing 19 transactions valued at AED 16.8 million. Meanwhile, Khor Fakkan recorded 24 sales transactions, with notable areas including Al-Harai Commercial, Hay Al-Bardi 2, and Hay Al-Luleya, each registering four transactions. Hay Al-Bardi 5 led in trading value in this locality with AED 4.2 million.
In the coastal city of Kalba, 11 sales transactions were documented, with Al-Tarif 5 emerging as a leader in both the number of transactions (five) and total value (AED 1.3 million). The varied activity across these regions underscores the diverse appeal of the Sharjah real estate market.
Officials attribute the market’s dynamism to a growing population and increasing demand for housing, which has encouraged property developers to introduce a wider range of products aimed at different segments of the market. This diversification not only enhances investor confidence but also ensures a responsive and resilient real estate sector in Sharjah.