The Sharjah real estate sector recorded its highest ever monthly performance in November 2025, with total transactions reaching AED9.5bn ($2.59bn).
The unprecedented result reflects the emirate’s strong economic momentum and the sustained ability of its property market to deliver record-breaking growth.
Officials described the surge as evidence of Sharjah’s durable economic foundations and long-term development strategy.
Sharjah real estate record
The sector continues to attract strong levels of domestic and international investment, underpinned by clear legislation, a stable regulatory framework, and advanced real estate registration procedures.
The emirate’s transformation into a competitive, secure and sustainable investment destination has supported rising demand across property segments.
The Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department reported 15,131 total real estate transactions in November.
Sales activity covered approximately 34.9m square feet of traded area, highlighting continued broad-based activity across residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural lands.
Sales transactions reached 2,126 in November, accounting for 14 per cent of all transactions, demonstrating sustained buyer appetite.
Mortgage transactions totalled 698, representing 4.6 per cent of the total and valued at AED1.6bn ($435.6m), reflecting continued confidence from financial institutions and investors.
Initial sale contracts amounted to 1,088 (7.2 per cent), statements of property totalled 6,670 (44.1 per cent), and 4,549 ownership deeds were issued (30.1 per cent), underscoring the diversity of real estate activity supported by smart and efficient procedures.
Sales were recorded across 124 areas in Sharjah’s various cities and regions. By property type, 1,320 land plots were traded, built-in land reached 374 transactions, and units in towers accounted for 432 transactions.
Al-Menhaz leads in transaction value
The Al-Menhaz area recorded the highest trading value, driven by a land sale valued at AED3.7bn ($1bn). Al-Nahda registered the highest mortgage transaction of the month, a built-in land worth AED328m ($89.4m).
Within Sharjah city, 1,788 sale transactions were recorded. Al-Sehma topped the list with 322 transactions, followed by Muwaileh Commercial (272), Hay Al-Dibdibah South (149), and Tilal (142).
Tilal also recorded AED294.4m ($80.2m) in trading value, followed by Umm Fanain at AED250m ($68.1m) and Al-Sajaa Industrial at AED237.9m ($64.8m).
In the Central Region, 301 sale transactions were completed. Industrial Area 3 led both in volume and value, with 190 transactions worth AED186m ($50.7m).
Khorfakkan registered 19 sale transactions, with Hay Al-Haray Commercial and Hay Al-Bardi 1 each recording four. Hay Al-Bardi 1 also saw the highest trading value at AED3.8m ($1.03m).
Kalba saw 16 sale transactions, led by Al-Tarif 5 with five transactions, while Al-Sidra recorded the highest trading value at AED4.6m ($1.25m).
Economic transformation
Sharjah authorities said the results reflect not only strong transactional activity but also a broader economic transformation supported by major development projects, rapid digitalisation, and enabling government initiatives that continue to position the emirate for long-term, sustainable growth.
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