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Sharjah's real estate market experienced a remarkable surge in the first nine months of 2025, with property transactions reaching Dh44.3 billion, a 58.3% increase year-over-year. This record-breaking performance, surpassing the entire 2024 total, was driven by a 16.3% rise in property deals, totaling 80,320. The growth reflects robust demand across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors, solidifying Sharjah's position as a key player in the regional market.
The emirate's appeal extends globally, attracting investors from 121 nationalities. Emirati citizens led the activity with Dh21.1 billion in trades, followed by foreign investors at Dh13.1 billion, Arab nationals at Dh7.5 billion, and GCC nationals at Dh2.6 billion. A diverse range of properties, including apartments, villas, and industrial plots, changed hands, highlighting Sharjah's broad appeal to both retail and institutional investors.
This growth was fueled by the launch of 14 new real estate projects across 11 strategic areas, supporting balanced urban development. Recent launches in areas like Al Khan, Al Nahda, and Tilal City have attracted significant investor interest. Sharjah's affordability, transparent regulations, and improved infrastructure, including enhanced transport and digital real estate services, have made it a compelling alternative to neighboring markets.
With the UAE's property sector projected to grow by 8% in 2025, Sharjah's sustained double-digit growth indicates strong momentum. Its ability to attract both end-users and cross-border investors reinforces its reputation as a stable, long-term property investment destination.

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