Sharjah Real Employs AI to improve prices and faces ahead of UI’s first AI-Run project in 2029
Sharjah’s real estate sector is turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to improve decision-making for investors, buyers and sellers, while improving data and industry statements.
Experts say that AI now enables faster inventory searches, accurate pricing, better market comparisons and efficient services that elevate the customer experience.
Abdul Aziz Azmed Al Shamsi, Director-General of the Sharjah Department of Architecture, said AI stands out as one of the transformative technologies shaping the future of architecture.
AI uses in Sharjah’s real estate sector
Al Shamsi said: “Artificial Intelligence provides advanced tools for data analysis, informed decisions, new architectural services, and increasing market trends”.
He added that, guided by the vision and instructions of Sheikh Dr Sultan Bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, a member of the supreme council, the member of the Emirate is progressing with confidence in strengthening its digital transformation and entering a new era of complete and complete transformation.
“Rabijah attracts investors from various countries and citizens from all over the world. The continuous development of cars and Smart We make it easy for them to invest and strengthen their confidence in the market,” it noted.
Al Shamsi emphasized that the Department considers AI as a good opportunity to improve its services by learning the technology of the areas of asset analysis, delivery of services, simplifying operations through effective customer service and doing things with a large market.
He also pointed out that investing in advanced technologies is a central pillar of Sharjah’s Everong Hesity-Environment Development Strategy, adding:
“The integration of AI will enhance Sharjah’s competitiveness as a safe and attractive real estate investment destination,” he said.
District 11: The First UAE Project designed, operated and managed by AI
Majd Alzaiem, Managing Director of the National Trust for the Development of AI in AI in construction and asset development, revealed that the company was sent a “regional” project, the first in the UAE to be built using artificial intelligence.
When completed in 2029, it will be the first project to be fully operated and managed by AI, comprising 11 buildings of 3.5 million square feet.
“We provided AI with external options for the project and 11 final designs were accepted. The technology also manages the internal courses of entry, exit, which will carry 3,000 vehicles,” explained Alzaiem.
Jamal Al Shawish, head of sales and marketing at IFA hotels and resorts, highlighted many AI applications based on Project Viewing, planning potential customers, and analyzing customer opportunities to identify issues around pricing, fees or fees.
He added that IFA uses AI-powered predictive analytics to reduce unplanned breakdowns and downtime costs, alongside sales automation and customer service, to extend the impact of AI from long-term inventory planning.
Why it matters about Sharjah
- Faster, more accurate decisions: AI supports earlier demand identification and sharper pricing
- Transparency and trust: Better data and market comparisons improve visibility for investors, buyers and sellers
- The end of the end: From AI-assisted design to predictive maintenance, use cases now span the entire lifecycle of buildings
- Strategic alignment: Authorities say AI Authostition is the progress of Sharjah’s Digital Giols-Transformation Gials and competition as an investment destination
