In April 2025, Sharjah's real estate market recorded 7,206 transactions totaling AED 4 billion, indicating a robust performance attributed to government policies and urban development.

Sharjah’s real estate market exhibited impressive activity in April 2025, with a total of 7,206 transactions amounting to approximately AED 4 billion, according to data from the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department.

The transactions spanned around 10.3 million square feet, showcasing the market's sustained growth, which officials attribute to supportive government policies and ongoing urban development projects.

During April, the market recorded 1,415 sales transactions, accounting for 19.6% of the total; 413 mortgage transactions, which made up 5.7% with a total value of AED 866.8 million; 751 initial contract transactions, representing 10.4%; 3,453 ownership certificate transactions, which comprised 48%; and 1,174 ownership deeds, or 16.3%, as reported by the Emirates News Agency (WAM).

Al-Majaz 3 Records Top Transaction at AED 115 Million

The stability of the investment climate is bolstered by flexible government policies and favorable legislation, the report highlighted.

Sales transactions occurred in 117 different areas across Sharjah, involving a diverse range of property types, including residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural lands.

Notably, the transactions included 785 land plots, 338 tower units, and 292 built-in land deals.

Al-Majaz 3 topped the list with the largest single transaction, a built-in land deal valued at AED 115 million. This area also recorded the highest mortgage transaction, which reached AED 130 million.

Within Sharjah city, a total of 1,312 sales transactions were noted, with Al-Metraq leading with 365 transactions. This was followed by Muwailih Commercial with 156 transactions, Tilal with 152, and Al-Khan with 64.

Muwailih Commercial emerged as the leader in trading value, amassing AED 348.4 million, followed closely by Tilal at AED 310.6 million, Al-Sajaa Industrial at AED 168.4 million, and Al-Majaz 3 at AED 136 million.

The Central Region reported 66 sales transactions, of which Industrial Area 3 accounted for 19 transactions worth AED 16.8 million.

Khor Fakkan saw 24 sales transactions, with Al-Harai Commercial, Hay Al-Bardi 2, and Hay Al-Luleya each recording four transactions. Hay Al-Bardi 5 led in trading value with AED 4.2 million.

In Kalba, 11 sales transactions were recorded, with Al-Tarif 5 leading both in the number of transactions (5) and value (AED 1.3 million).

The department noted that growing population and escalating demand have intensified market diversification, prompting property developers to offer a wide array of products catering to different market segments.