Sharjah Real Estate Sets a monthly record for the month with $2.6bn in November deliveries
Sharjah’s real estate sector recorded its highest monthly performance in November 2025, with total transactions reaching AED9.5BN ($2.59BN).
The unprecedented result reflects the emirate’s strong economic momentum and the learned ability of its property market to deliver disruptive growth.
Authorities described the judgment as proof of Sharjah’s long-term economic foundations and long-term development strategy.
Sharjah Real Estate Record
The sector continues to attract strong levels of domestic and international investment, marked by clear legislation, a stable regulatory framework, and improved housing registration procedures.
The Emirate’s transformation into a competitive, safe and sustainable investment destination is supported by rising demand for real estate.
The Sharjah Real Estate Department reported 15,131 property transactions in November.
The sales activity covered approximately 34.9m square meters of the sold area, emphasizing the full activity based on all residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural lands.
Sales transactions reached 2,126 in November, accounting for 14 percent of all transactions, indicating limited consumer demand.
Finances made through loans are estimated at 698, representing 4.6 percent of the total amount and reserved for AED1.6BN ($435.6m), showing the continued confidence of financial institutions and investors.
Initial sales contracts amount to 1,088 percent (7.2 (6,670 estimated property statements (44.1 percent (4 4.1 percent), underlining the diversity of real estate activities supported by smart and efficient processes.
Sales were recorded across 124 locations in various cities and districts of Sharjah. By property type, 1,320 plots of land were sold, built-up land accounted for 374 transactions, and tower units accounted for 432 transactions.
Al-Methaz leads in terms of purchase price
The area of al-Menhaz recorded the highest commercial value, driven by the sale of land eroded at AED3.7bn ($1bn). Al-Nahda registered the highest property sale of the month, built-up land worth AED328M ($89.4M).
Within Sharjah City, 1,788 transactions were recorded. Al-Sehma topped the list with 322 transactions, followed by Muwaileh Commercial (272), Hay al-DibDibah South (149), and Tilal (142).
Tilal also recorded AED294.4M ($80.2m) in trading value, followed by MM FANIAN at AED250m ($68.1m) and Al-Sajaa Industrial at AED237.9m ($64.8m).
In the central region, 301 transactions were completed. Industrial Zone 3 led both in volume and value, with 190 transactions worth AED186M ($50.7m).
Khorfakkan registered with 19 sales, with hay al-Haray Commercial and Hay Al-Bardi 1 Recording of Four. Hay Al-Bardi 1 also saw the highest trade value at AED3.8m ($1.03m).
Kalba saw 16 sales transactions, led by Al-TARIF 5 with five transactions, while Al-Sidra recorded the highest transaction value at AED4.6m ($1.25m).
Economic Change
The Sharjah authorities say that the results show not only strong transaction activity but also a broader economic transformation supported by large development projects, rapid digitalization, and empowering the government’s methods that continue to grow the emirate for long-term, sustainable growth.
