July Surge: Sharjah Real Estate Records $2.04 Billion in Deals

In July 2025, a phenomenal rise was seen in the real estate sector in Sharjah, where the cumulative value of transactions amounted to AED 7.5 billion ($2.04 billion) in July, thus making it the highest monthly total observed this year. The Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department realised its highest figure of 11,377 transactions, an indicator of restored investor confidence and a renewed buzz in the residential, commercial and industrial sectors of the emirate.

The milestone confirms that Sharjah is increasingly becoming an attractive, stable investment destination driven by government reforms, investor friendly laws and the continued development of its infrastructure.

Historical Development in all Sectors

This drastic growth of value in transactions is not in a serendipitous market sector. Analysts observe that excellent performance could be attributed to a healthy combination of residential, commercial and industrial real estate activities. The record of selling high-rise apartments and buying family villas, leasing warehouses and trading in commercial real estates, Sharjah has a wide range of portfolio which is becoming more and more popular among local and international investors.

The largest volume was displayed in residential properties with suburban communities and mid-range apartments attracting end-users and first time buyers. At the same time, business and industrial areas, especially in Al Saja also and Sharjah Airport Free Zone, also saw an increase in demand, reflecting both the economic diversification of the emirate and the growth of small and medium businesses (SMEs).

Prime placement and Investor confidence

The favorable geographical location of Sharjah, as a neighbor of Dubai and a gateway to Northern Emirates, is a strong factor that attracts investors who want to get affordable options. More and more investors are recognizing the value equation of Sharjah: competitive prices, rental returns, and family-friendly environment backed by rich cultural, educational, and healthcare infrastructure.

According to industry specialists, high investor confidence has been observed in the market, which is expected to bring positive results in the year 2025. This restored confidence can be explained by the existence of transparent regulatory practices and constant support of the Sharjah government. Long-term visa policies, easy steps to start up businesses, attractive mortgage and other related policies have further motivated the investors to tap the growth curve of the market.

Bright Vision 2025

The July 2025 numbers that exceeded the AED 7.5-billion mark are regarded as a powerful sign that real estate market of Sharjah will continue to grow until the end of the second half of the year. Such a performance indicates that Sharjah is no longer just trying to keep pace with the bigger real-estate centres, but setting itself up as a vibrant market in its own right.

The developers and real-estate agencies are optimistic and expect stable demand in all asset classes. Furthermore, the interest of the overseas investors, in particular, India, Pakistan, the United Kingdom, and other GCC markets, has been observed, as Sharjah is taken as a long-term investment mode in their eyes.

Conclusion

In 2025, the real-estate sector of Sharjah remains impressive, with the sums of transactions being established in July making it clear that the emirate is economically stable and strategically strong. With the improving confidence levels and developmental attractions, Sharjah is clearly on its way of becoming one of the most competitive and appealing real-estate market within the region.

Source – https://www.arabianbusiness.com/industries/real-estate/sharjah-real-estate-july-2025

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