Sharjah's real estate market has witnessed remarkable growth in 2024, with transaction volumes reaching a historic high of AED 40 billion.
Real EstateSharjahAed 40 BillionProperty TransactionsEconomic GrowthReal Estate NewsJan 22, 2025
The total transaction volume in Sharjah's real estate market in 2024 was AED 40 billion.
Key factors driving the growth of Sharjah's real estate market include strategic location, well-developed infrastructure, affordable housing, cultural and educational attractions, business-friendly environment, and growing tourism.
The government has contributed to the growth of Sharjah's real estate market through proactive urban development, introduction of attractive investment policies, development of affordable housing projects, and regulatory measures to ensure market stability.
The commercial real estate sector in Sharjah plays a significant role in the economy by attracting businesses, providing modern infrastructure, and supporting the growth of startups and multinational corporations.
Tourism has had a positive impact on Sharjah's real estate market by increasing demand for hotels, resorts, and serviced apartments, leading to the development of new hospitality properties.
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