The property market in Sharjah continues to show its strength, recording Dh3.5 billion in total deals during April 2026. Data from the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department shows that investors remain confident in the emirate despite wider regional challenges.
A total of 15,669 deals took place across various areas, covering roughly 13 million square feet of land. This high level of activity spans across homes, shops, factories, and farms.
Market experts believe this steady growth comes from helpful government rules and new building projects. These efforts help make Sharjah a top choice for both local and foreign buyers. Of all the activities, title deed deals made up the biggest part of the market at over 55 percent. Ownership certificates followed at nearly 34 percent, while mortgages and initial sales contracts made up the rest of the volume.
Sharjah City was the busiest area, hosting over 2,000 of the 2,675 total sales deals. Muwaileh Commercial stood out as the most popular spot for buyers, leading in both the number of deals and total money spent, which reached Dh448.5 million.
Other top-performing areas in the city included Al Menhaz, Al Sajaa Industrial, and Tilal. The biggest single sale of the month was a Dh30 million deal for a built-up property in Industrial Area 4.
Outside the main city, the Central Region also saw a lot of movement with 613 sales. Al Belaida was the most active neighborhood there, bringing in Dh176.4 million. In the Eastern Region, which includes areas such as Khor Fakkan and Kalba, 58 sales were completed. Al Mudeife was the leader in this region in both sales volume and total value.
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Mortgage activity also stayed healthy, with Dh651 million worth of loans recorded in April. The largest single mortgage deal happened in Al Majaz 1, where a piece of land was valued at Dh153 million. These numbers show that banks and buyers are still very active. Overall, the report confirms that the Sharjah property market is staying stable and continues to offer good opportunities for those looking to invest in the region's future.