Sharjah’s property sector demonstrated robust momentum in October, with the emirate registering 12,539 real estate transactions covering approximately 15.3 million square feet in traded sales area. The performance reflects sustained investor confidence across residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural sectors.
The transaction breakdown reveals a diverse market: sales transactions accounted for 1,964 deals representing 15.7 per cent of total activity, while 599 mortgage transactions worth AED2.2 billion (4.8 per cent) demonstrated continued confidence among banks and investors. Initial sale contracts reached 1,307 transactions (10.4 per cent), and 6,315 property statements were issued, representing just over half of all recorded activity.
Property classifications showed 1,164 transactions for land plots, 414 for built-in lands, and 386 for units in towers, with sales spread across 120 areas throughout the emirate. Ownership deeds totalled 2,354, or 18.7 per cent of activity, reflecting transparent market operations.
Geographic Performance
In Sharjah city, 1,710 sales transactions were completed. Al-Sehma led with 326 deals, followed by Muwaileh Commercial with 209 transactions, Tilal with 163, and Al-Sajaa Industrial Area with 148.
By trading value, Al-Sajaa Industrial Area dominated at AED559.6 million, followed by Tilal at AED359.8 million, Umm Fanain at AED280.3 million, and Muwaileh Commercial at AED255.3 million. The Central Region recorded 202 sales transactions, with Industrial Area 3 leading at 98 deals worth AED240.9 million.
The highest-value transaction of the month involved a land sale in Industrial Area 3 valued at AED77.7 million. Al Mamzar recorded the largest mortgage transaction at AED386 million, underlining strong financial confidence in the sector.
Officials highlighted that the results reinforce Sharjah’s economic resilience and its appeal as an investment destination across the Gulf region. The October performance follows sustained momentum in the UAE’s broader commercial property market, where sentiment remained positive through the third quarter of 2025.
The emirate’s diversified market activity—spanning industrial zones, residential communities, and commercial areas—signals healthy demand across multiple asset classes and investor segments, positioning Sharjah for continued growth in the coming months.
