Sharjah real estate records Dhs7b in trading value with 61.8% growth in July

Sharjah's real estate market demonstrated robust growth in July 2026, with total transaction values soaring to Dhs7 billion. This figure represents a substantial 61.8% increase compared to June's Dhs4.4 billion, highlighting a powerful investment surge within the emirate. The market facilitated 9,376 transactions during July, an increase of 25.3% from the previous month, underscoring sustained investor confidence.

The total area involved in sales transactions spanned approximately 27.2 million square feet. This continued expansion reflects the strength of Sharjah's real estate markets and its appeal to regional and global investors. The emirate's strategic vision, ongoing infrastructure development, and major projects are credited with solidifying its position as a prime investment destination. The growing confidence is also attributed to a flexible legislative environment that fosters a competitive and sustainable business landscape.

Data from the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department reveals that ownership certificate transactions were the most prevalent, with 4,049 recorded. Ownership deed transactions followed closely with 3,356, while mortgage transactions accounted for 466 deals valued at Dhs1 billion. Initial sales contracts numbered 1,185, and valuation transactions reached 320, showcasing a diverse range of property dealings.

Transactions occurred across 129 areas within Sharjah, encompassing residential, commercial, and industrial properties. Lands constituted a significant portion, with 1,347 plots traded, including residential, industrial, and commercial types. Subdivided units, such as apartments and offices, saw 894 transactions, while 643 developed properties, including homes and commercial buildings, were also sold. The highest single real estate transaction was a land sale in "Industrial 4" valued at Dhs850 million, and the largest mortgage was on a land in "Al Layyeh" for Dhs120 million.