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Sharjah's real estate market experienced robust growth in the first quarter of 2026, with transactions reaching Dh18.5 billion, a 40.7% increase year-over-year. This surge in activity, involving investors from 113 nationalities, highlights sustained demand across residential and investment segments, supported by stable pricing, higher rental yields, and accessible financing options. Total transactions hit 29,235, marking an 18.9% rise compared to the same period last year, demonstrating consistent activity in ownership, sales, and mortgage deals.
Sales transactions were a key driver, increasing by 22.8% to 9,978 deals, with a total value of Dh14.3 billion. Residential properties dominated, accounting for 78% of sales with 7,781 transactions. Al-Belaida led in sales transactions with 1,497 deals, followed by Muwaileh Commercial and Al Khan, indicating activity across both established and emerging districts.
Investor diversity continued to expand, with buyers from 113 nationalities participating, up from 97 the previous year. UAE nationals led investment with approximately Dh9 billion, followed by Arab investors and other nationalities. Mortgage activity remained steady, with 1,045 transactions valued at Dh4.1 billion. The Director General of the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department noted the sector's accelerated growth, driven by investor confidence and a supportive regulatory environment, further enhanced by digital transformation and smart services.

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