Sharjah, UAE – Sharjah’s real estate market posted strong growth in August 2025, with property transactions climbing to AED4.9 billion ($1.33 billion), a 75.8% jump compared with the same month last year, according to official data.
The “Real Estate Transactions Report” from the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department showed a total of 9,379 property deals during the month, underscoring the emirate’s rising profile as an integrated investment hub. Sales covered 12 million square feet of real estate, reflecting momentum across residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural segments.
Investor Confidence and Market Drivers
The government’s infrastructure projects, transparent legislation, and pro-investor policies have strengthened market confidence. Analysts say the figures highlight Sharjah’s strategy to position itself as a regional hub for sustainable urban development.
This growth reflects high levels of trust among both local and foreign investors, supported by a diversified portfolio of projects across the emirate. The market continues to provide solutions for housing, business, and investment while integrating advanced infrastructure and services.
Breakdown of Transactions
Of the 9,379 deals, 1,427 were sales transactions (15.2% of the total), while 497 mortgage transactions worth AED1.4 billion represented 5.3%. Property ownership certificates accounted for 3,066 transactions (32.7%), and title deed transactions reached 3,132 (33.4%).
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Sales activity was spread across 116 areas in Sharjah. The city of Sharjah recorded 1,279 sales, with Muwaileh Commercial leading at 272 transactions. Tilal topped the sales value list at AED313.4 million, followed by Al-Saja’a Industrial (AED238.8 million) and Muwaileh Commercial (AED204.6 million).
In the central region, Al-Blida recorded 25 transactions worth AED50.5 million, while Khorfakkan logged 21 deals, led by Al-Bardy 3 at AED3.4 million. Kalba saw 20 sales, with Al-Bardy topping transaction value at AED3.7 million.
The Industrial Area 4 witnessed the largest single sale of the month — a built-in land worth AED159 million. Al-Mamzar posted the highest mortgage transaction, at AED204.4 million.
Outlook for Investors
Sharjah’s real estate market remains on a strong growth trajectory, supported by government-backed urban development, sustainability-focused initiatives, and investor-friendly regulations.
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For Indian investors in particular, Sharjah offers an attractive alternative to Dubai. Entry prices remain competitive, rental yields are strong, and the market provides exposure to both residential and commercial opportunities. Proximity to Dubai and ongoing connectivity improvements also enhance long-term value.
As major projects continue to progress, analysts expect Sharjah to consolidate its role as a leading property investment destination in the UAE, offering both stability and growth potential.
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