Sharjah industrial real estate reached $2.51 billion in 2025, marking unprecedented growth in the emirate’s industrial sector. Moreover, the market reflected strong investor confidence and strategic expansion across key zones.
The Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department revealed that transaction values jumped from AED4.9 billion in 2024 to over AED9.24 billion in 2025. This represents an 88.7 percent increase, demonstrating robust market momentum and growing demand.
Officials discussed these developments during a panel titled “The Future of Industrial Real Estate,” held as part of the Sharjah Real Estate Exhibition, ACRES 2026. In addition, the event featured key government officials and industry experts, and was moderated by Dr. Abdul Salam Al Hammadi.
Obaid Al Mazloum, Director of the Real Estate Projects Regulation Department, explained that growth is both quantitative and qualitative. Furthermore, the number of traded industrial properties rose to 4,416 in 2025. Sharjah also hosts 14 major industrial projects, including integrated complexes, industrial land, and multi-use warehouses.
He added that flexible regulations and balanced oversight contributed to this rise. As a result, both local and international investors benefit from a stable, predictable environment. Moreover, the framework ensures optimal use of industrial land, boosting both transaction volume and market value.
Sustainability and innovation have become key priorities in industrial zone development. Authorities are adopting smart energy solutions, advanced infrastructure management, and modern technologies. Consequently, these measures reduce operating costs while increasing the long-term value of assets.
Eng Abdul Rahman Al Suwaidi, Director of Planning Studies at the Sharjah Department of Town Planning and Survey, stated that Sharjah accounts for roughly 40 percent of the UAE’s industrial establishments. In addition, he noted the emirate’s strategic location and robust infrastructure facilitate industrial and logistical growth.
Jamal Bouzanjal, Director of Corporate Communications at the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry, emphasized the Chamber’s role in attracting investment and empowering the sector. Furthermore, Sharjah hosts over 2,800 industrial units across 21 zones, exporting to more than 120 countries globally.
The panel concluded that industrial real estate is a key driver of economic diversification. Therefore, authorities aim to strengthen supply chains, attract quality investors, and position Sharjah as a leading regional hub for industry and logistics.
Looking ahead, Sharjah industrial real estate is expected to continue growing steadily. Moreover, authorities plan to align projects with Sharjah Vision 2030, combining sustainability, innovation, and strategic planning for long-term success.
