Sharjah: Sharjah's real estate sector reached a significant milestone in November 2025, achieving a new record with transactions totaling AED 9.5 billion. This figure represents the highest monthly total ever recorded in the emirate, underscoring its robust economic growth and solidifying its position as a crucial driver of comprehensive development.
According to Emirates News Agency, the remarkable performance of Sharjah's real estate market is a testament to the emirate's economic stability and the sector's ability to continuously attract investments. This growth is attributed to a long-term economic vision that has transformed Sharjah into a competitive and stable environment in the region.
Sharjah's success is built on an integrated investment ecosystem supported by clear legislation, a stable regulatory framework, and advanced real estate registration procedures. These factors have heightened its appeal as a regional investment hub. The emirate's rapid digital transformation, smart urban planning, and major development projects have instilled confidence among local and international investors, offering sustainable growth and a balanced business environment.
The surge in demand across various real estate segments is driven by world-class infrastructure, enabling legislation, and innovative government initiatives. This convergence of forward-looking economic vision and exceptional quality of life has positioned Sharjah as a unique regional model, offering both investment opportunities and a secure, sustainable environment for living and business.
In detail, the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department reported 15,131 real estate transactions in November 2025, with sales transactions covering approximately 34.9 million square feet. These figures emphasize the growing activity in the market and continued investments across diverse sectors and regions.
Sales transactions reached 2,126, representing 14% of total transactions, indicating sustained demand for real estate in Sharjah. Additionally, 698 mortgage transactions were recorded, accounting for 4.6% of total transactions and valued at AED1.6 billion, reflecting the confidence of financial institutions and investors in the sector.
The emirate also saw 1,088 initial sale contracts issued (7.2% of transactions), 6,670 statement of properties transactions (44.1%), and 4,549 ownership deeds issued (30.1% of transactions). These indicators highlight the diversity of property ownership activity, supported by efficient, smart real estate procedures.
Transactions occurred across 124 areas in Sharjah, encompassing residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural lands. Notably, the 'Al-Menhaz' area led with a land sale valued at AED3.7 billion, while 'Al-Nahda' recorded the highest mortgage transaction of AED 328 million, reflecting strong market confidence.
In Sharjah city, 'Al-Sehma' led in sales transactions with 322, followed by 'Muwaileh Commercial' with 272. 'Al-Menhaz' had the highest transaction value at AED3.7 billion, followed by 'Tilal' at AED 294.4 million. In the Central Region, 'Industrial Area 3' topped both transaction numbers and value with 190 transactions worth AED186 million.
Khorfakkan recorded 19 sales transactions, with 'Hay Al-Haray Commercial' and 'Hay Al-Bardi 1' each having four transactions. 'Hay Al-Bardi 1' also had the highest trading volume at AED3.8 million. Kalba had 16 sales transactions, led by 'Al-Tarif 5' with five transactions, while 'Al-Sidra' witnessed the highest trading volume at AED 4.6 million.