Sharjah’s real estate sector continued its strong performance in May 2025, recording a total trading value of Dhs5.5 billion across 8,415 property transactions, according to official figures.
Sales transactions alone accounted for 1,574 deals, representing nearly 19% of all activity, as demand for real estate in the emirate continues to grow.
Market trends and reforms
The sector is undergoing a shift towards a more diversified and sustainable model, supported by flexible legislation and a business-friendly environment. Officials say these reforms have helped attract a wider range of investors and property types.
A total of 13.2 million square feet was traded through sales transactions, showing both market resilience and investor confidence. The government’s push for urban development and infrastructure has also created new opportunities across Sharjah’s cities and regions.
Breakdown of activity
In addition to sales, the month saw 381 mortgage transactions valued at over Dhs1.1 billion, indicating continued support from financial institutions. Initial sales contracts reached 1,486, while 3,619 ownership certificates and 1,355 ownership deeds were issued, reflecting the market’s strong legal and administrative framework.
Sales spanned 134 areas across the emirate, involving residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural properties. Among the 1,574 sales, 877 were land plots, 395 were tower units, and 302 involved built-up land.
Top areas by activity
Sharjah City led in overall transactions, recording 1,426 sales. “Al-Metraq” topped the list with 354 transactions, followed by “Muwailih Commercial” with 258, “Tilal” with 135, and “Rodhat Al Qarat” with 67.
In terms of trading value, “Muwailih Commercial” ranked first at Dhs352.2 million, followed by “Tilal” (Dhs263.2 million), “Al-Sajaa Industrial” (Dhs140.9 million), and “Al-Metraq” (Dhs114.9 million).
Regional highlights
In the Central Region, 97 sales were recorded, led by “Industrial 1” with 17 transactions. “Al-Blida” had the highest trading value at Dhs13.8 million.
Khor Fakkan logged 26 sales, with “Al-Harai Industrial” leading in volume, while “Hay Hayawa 4” topped value at Dhs3.6 million.
Kalba saw 24 sales, with “Al-Tarif 5” recording the most transactions, and “Al Soor 1” leading in trading value at Dhs3.5 million.
Sharjah’s consistent real estate growth reflects its evolving investment landscape, supported by a clear legal framework and steady infrastructure development.
