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Published on 08/29/2025

Sharjah Records AED 7.5 Billion in Real Estate Transactions in July 2025

August marks the emirate’s most active month of the year as property demand spans 11,377 deals across diverse segments

Sharjah’s real estate sector closed July 2025 with a landmark performance, registering AED 7.5 billion in transaction value, the highest monthly total seen so far this year across a massive 11,377 deals, according to data from the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department.

Property sales covered approximately 23.2 million square feet, reflecting robust investor confidence and rising momentum across residential, commercial, and industrial segments.

Transaction activity spanned 114 areas across the emirate, signaling widespread demand and increased interest from both local and foreign buyers.

Breaking down the activity:

  • 1,503 sales transactions accounted for 13.2% of the total

  • 593 mortgage deals, valued at AED 2.8 billion, showed strong lender participation

  • 1,134 initial sale contracts

  • 4,682 ownership deed transactions

  • 3,465 ownership certificates issued

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Top-performing areas included Tilal (AED 467.9 million), Muwailih Commercial (AED 340.8 million), Al-Sajaa Industrial (AED 318.3 million), and Arqoub Industrial (AED 316.7 million). The single largest sale occurred in Arqoub Industrial at AED 251.8 million, while the highest mortgage was recorded in Al-Mamzar at AED 135 million.

Regional highlights within Sharjah included:

Central Region:

134 transactions; Al-Blida achieved the highest deal worth AED 60.2 million

Khorfakkan:

13 deals, led by Al-Harai Industrial, with Al-Zubarah securing the top value at AED 1.5 million

Kalba:

16 sales, led by Al Baha’is (4 deals), with the highest value at AED 3.3 million

Overall, July’s real estate data cements Sharjah’s status as a dynamic investment destination. The strong monthly performance spread across areas and sectors demonstrates sustained demand, effective infrastructure development, and investor confidence in the emirate's regulatory climate and growth trajectory.