In May 2026, Sharjah’s real estate sector recorded transactions worth AED3.1 billion through 7,119 transactions, with the total area traded in sales transactions reaching around 9.5 million square feet, stated the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department.
“The ownership certificate transactions reached 2,902 transactions, representing 40.8% of the total. These were followed by ownership deed transactions with 2,776 transactions (39%), then mortgage transactions with 718 transactions (10.1%) valued at AED934.7 million,” the data said.
Initial sales contracts accounted for 513 transactions (7.2%), while valuation transactions totalled 210, accounting for 2.95 of the overall transactions.
“Sales transactions were recorded across 115 areas in the emirate, covering residential, commercial and industrial properties. These included 913 land transactions, 683 transactions involving subdivided units and 255 transactions involving developed land,” the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department remarked.
The highest real estate transaction recorded in Sharjah during May was in “Al Sajaa Industrial”, involving land worth AED 92 million. Meanwhile, “Al Mamzar”, a prominent waterfront neighbourhood located on the northeastern border of Dubai and Sharjah, recorded the highest mortgage transaction involving land valued at AED 80 million.
“Overall, the emirate recorded 1,851 sales transactions during May. Sharjah City accounted for 1,315 sales transactions, with Muwaileh Commercial leading activity at 328 transactions, followed by Al Khan with 218, Rodhat Al Sidr with 158 and Mezairah with 59,” the department observed.
In terms of trading value, “Muwaileh Commercial” ranked first with AED276.6 million, followed by “Al Sajaa Industrial” with AED190.1 million, “Al Menhaz” with AED150 million, and “Tilal” with AED145.3 million.
“In the Central Region, 440 sales transactions were recorded, most of which were concentrated in ‘Al Belaida’ with 133 transactions, while ‘Industrial Area 4’ recorded the highest trading value at AED 77.8 million. In the Eastern Region (Kalba, Khor Fakkan, and Dibba Al Hisn), a total of 96 sales transactions were recorded. ‘Al Mudeifi’ led both in transaction volume, with 29 deals, and trading value, at AED 31.6 million,” the department concluded.