The recently concluded Sharjah Real Estate Exhibition (Acres 2026) has demonstrated remarkable commercial success, achieving property transactions exceeding Dh5 billion and registering a substantial 17% growth compared to its previous iteration. This impressive performance was significantly influenced by the Sharjah Executive Council’s strategic decision to reduce real estate registration fees by 50% for transactions finalized during the event period.
Organized through a collaborative effort between the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI), the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department (SRERD), and Leader Events Management, the exhibition established new benchmarks for participation and engagement. The event attracted an unprecedented gathering of over 120 exhibitors and drew more than 18,000 visitors, creating a dynamic platform for real estate investment and development.
The exhibition floor featured comprehensive presentations of more than 200 diverse projects, encompassing residential complexes, commercial properties, and meticulously planned community developments. This extensive showcase provided investors and potential buyers with a thorough overview of Sharjah’s expanding real estate landscape.
Abdallah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of SCCI, emphasized that the exhibition’s outstanding results underscore the inherent resilience and robustness of Sharjah’s property market despite fluctuating global economic conditions. He further noted that this achievement reflects exceptional coordination between governmental entities and private sector stakeholders, effectively actualizing Sharjah’s strategic vision for a sustainable and forward-looking real estate sector.
According to Abdul Aziz Ahmed Al Shamsi, Director-General of SRERD, the event recorded 2,747 individual sales transactions, collectively valued at Dh5 billion. These figures indicate sustained market demand and reinforce investor confidence in Sharjah’s property offerings. Al Shamsi attributed this success directly to the government’s implementation of targeted incentives and facilitation measures, which not only stimulated transaction volumes but also attracted significant international and domestic investor participation.