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Sharjah records Dh2.3 billion worth of property deals in first 2 weeks of March
Official data showed emirate’s real estate market continued to perform well despite the regional military conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran
- PUBLISHED: Tue 17 Mar 2026, 6:02 PM
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Sharjah’s real estate sector recorded Dh2.3 billion in property transactions across 3,556 deals in the first two weeks of March, signalling strong market resilience and investor confidence amid regional uncertainties.
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Data from the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department showed that 822 sales transactions were completed during the period, highlighting steady demand for property in the emirate.
The robust activity reflects Sharjah’s strategic location, advanced infrastructure, and investor-friendly environment, which continue to make it a key real estate destination in the region.
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Despite the regional military conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran, industry executives say that there is no material impact on the UAE’s real estate market. Industry insiders suggest that there are no distressed sales in the market at the moment due to the regional conflict.
Abdul Aziz Ahmed Al-Shamsi, Director-General of the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department, said the sector is experiencing sustained growth, supported by the department’s efficient services.
“All branches of the department provide seamless services to residents and investors, ensuring transactions are processed quickly and effectively,” he noted.
He added that the department’s integrated digital system simplifies real estate procedures, saves time, and enhances the market’s overall attractiveness for investors.
