The real estate sector in Sharjah has witnessed remarkable growth in 2024, with the total value of transactions hitting a record AED 40 billion.
Real EstateSharjahGrowthInvestmentEconomyReal EstateJan 22, 2025
The primary factor behind the growth of Sharjah's real estate market is the government's focus on sustainable development, the introduction of long-term visas, and the relaxation of foreign ownership rules.
The residential, commercial, and industrial segments have all seen significant growth, with the residential sector leading due to the influx of expatriates and the growing middle class.
The real estate boom has generated substantial revenue for the government, created numerous job opportunities, and contributed to a decline in unemployment rates. It has also increased property values, benefiting homeowners and investors.
The Real Estate Authority of Sharjah (RAS) oversees and regulates the real estate market, ensuring transparency, efficiency, and fairness in transactions. It has been instrumental in implementing policies that protect the interests of buyers and sellers.
The future outlook for Sharjah's real estate market is positive, with the government's continued focus on sustainable development and new initiatives to attract investment. The Emirate's strategic location and economic strengths are expected to sustain the growth momentum.
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