Azizi Developments, a leading private developer in the UAE, has broken ground on its Dh30 billion master-planned community in Sharjah. Azizi Florence, which was launched last month, spans 30 million square feet and is set to become Sharjah’s largest master planned community.
Arada, a community developer in the UAE, is bringing Roberts Co, its Australian construction arm, to the UAE as part of its growing Arada Industries vertical. This move will empower Arada to embed construction expertise at the design and development stage, increasing efficiencies, reducing costs and strengthening the company's competitive position. Roberts Co’s head office team is already in place in the UAE, Arada said in a press statement.
Asas Real Estate, the real estate arm of Sharjah Islamic Bank, has released a new selection of residential and commercial plots at Muhadhab in Sharjah. Located directly on Emirates Road, one of the main routes connecting Sharjah with other emirates, the project offers easy access and a range of options for living, development and investment.
Asas Real Estate, the real estate arm of Sharjah Islamic Bank, has begun the infrastructure development works across 11 residential, commercial and industrial land projects in Sharjah. The comprehensive development plan covers internal roads, electricity, water and telecommunications networks, and street lighting, helping prepare the projects for the next stages of construction and development.
Alef Group, a premier real estate developer in the UAE, has launched the second phase of its Dh2.5 billion Olfah masterplan, a forest-designed walkable community in Sharjah. The phase comprises one- to three-bedroom apartments that offer views of landscaped parks, swimming pools, and the surrounding urban skyline.
Azizi Developments, a leading Dubai-based developer, has announced its debut project in Sharjah, Azizi Florence. The Dh30 billion project is the city’s largest master-planned community spanning 30 million square feet which will ultimately house over 49,000 residents.
Sharjah’s property market witnessed a noticeable 34 percent drop in transaction value from July to August 2026, recording Dh4.6 billion from 9,139 transactions as opposed to Dh7 billion from 9,376 deals in July. Total traded area in sales transactions reached 12.5 million square feet, according to data from Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department.
Sharjah’s real estate sector maintained its growth in July 2026, recording transactions worth Dh7 billion - an increase of 61.8 percent from Dh4.4 billion in June. Transaction volume grew 25.3 percent to 9,376. The total area traded in sales transactions reached approximately 27.2 million square feet.
The property sector in Sharjah recorded Dh4.3 billion worth of investments from 7,052 properties traded by 5,314 young Emirati investors aged between 18 and 35 years.