With 8,415 transactions in different parts of the emirate and a total trade value of Dhs5.5 billion, the Emirate of Sharjah’s real estate market saw impressive growth in May 2025. The emirate’s real estate industry is still strong and strategically developing, as seen by the 13.2 million square feet of total traded area of sales transactions.
Sharjah’s real estate performance reflects market conditions and growing demand. The market is going through a significant transition, clearly moving away from conventional growth trends and towards a more sophisticated, varied, and sustainable stage. The expanding diversity of real estate uses entering the market and the growing range of investors reflect this change.
This shift is supported by the sector’s increasing maturity, fuelled by several important enablers, chief among them the government’s proactive goal of improving the business climate and enacting adaptable, investor-friendly laws. These changes are intended to keep up with the market’s ever-changing demands while providing local and foreign players with robust legal guarantees and trust.
The real estate market has also changed more thoroughly and variedly as a result of balanced urban growth and large-scale development initiatives throughout the emirate. Contemporary infrastructure and potential regions that are attracting increasing attention from developers and investors have helped produce new investment prospects.
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