Sharjah’s real estate sector has witnessed an unprecedented surge in 2025, with property transactions in the first nine months already surpassing the entire year’s total for 2024. Official data from the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department (SRERD) reveals that transactions reached Dh44.3 billion, marking a remarkable 58.3% increase compared to the same period in 2024. This figure exceeds the Dh40 billion recorded for the entirety of 2024, signaling robust growth and heightened investor confidence. The number of property deals also rose significantly, with 80,320 transactions—a 16.3% increase from the previous year. Mortgage-financed purchases also saw a notable uptick, reflecting a broad-based market expansion. By mid-2025, the emirate had already recorded Dh27 billion in transactions, a 48.1% increase over H1 2024. Market segmentation highlights diverse strength, with over 24,200 sales transactions across 239 areas, covering more than 150 million sq ft of traded space. Investors from 121 nationalities participated, with Emirati nationals leading the volume at Dh21.1 billion, followed by foreign investors at Dh13.1 billion. Sharjah’s affordability, strategic regulatory reforms, and community-centric developments have been key drivers of this growth. Abdul Aziz Ahmed Al-Shamsi, SRERD’s Director-General, attributed the surge to the emirate’s solid investment infrastructure and integrated development vision. While the market’s momentum is strong, analysts caution that maintaining yields and addressing infrastructure constraints will be crucial for sustained growth.
Sharjah: Property transactions for first 9 months in 2025 exceed year-total of 2024
