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The UAE's cultural emirate, minutes from Dubai, with a significantly more accessible entry price.
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View all 39 residences →Arada | Al Sehma
Anber
From 1,500,000 AED
Handover: December 2027
Arada | Al Sehma
Narenj
From 1,500,000 AED
Handover: December 2027
AJMAL MAKAN Properties | Ajmal Makan City - Sharjah Waterfront
Blue Beach Residence
From 750,000 AED
Handover: December 2028
AJMAL MAKAN Properties | Ajmal Makan City - Sharjah Waterfront
Al Thuraya Island
From : Price on request
Handover: December 2028
AJMAL MAKAN Properties | Ajmal Makan City - Sharjah Waterfront
The View Island
From 2,238,000 AED
Handover: March 2028
Eagle Hills | Al Khan
Citrine Residences
From 980,000 AED
Handover: February 2027
Arada | Aljada
The Gate 5
From 985,000 AED
Handover: June 2028
Al Marwan Developments | Tilal City
Hawa Residence
From 554,000 AED
Handover: December 2028
Why invest in Sharjah?
Bordering Dubai, Sharjah attracts a family and wealth-focused clientele seeking a calmer environment and meaningfully lower prices per square metre, without giving up Dubai's immediate proximity. Designated freehold zones — such as Tilal City, Aljada, and Maryam Island — are now open to foreign buyers.
Accessible entry price
Price per square metre significantly below Dubai for new builds of comparable quality.
Right next to Dubai
15 to 30 minutes' drive to Dubai depending on the neighbourhood — a real advantage for professionals working there.
Designated freehold zones
Developments such as Tilal City, Aljada, and Maryam Island are open to full foreign ownership.
The UAE's cultural capital
Named UNESCO World Book Capital, Sharjah cultivates an architectural and cultural heritage that supports its residential appeal.
A family-oriented setting
An emirate known for its calm and its cultural roots, sought after by families looking for a stable environment.
Same taxation as the rest of the UAE
No tax on rental income or capital gains for non-resident individuals, as elsewhere in the UAE.
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Taxation and legal framework in Sharjah
Like the rest of the UAE, Sharjah levies no tax on rental income or capital gains for non-resident individuals. Full foreign ownership, however, remains limited to zones designated by the emirate's government — outside those zones, ownership works through other structures. It's essential to verify a project's exact status before committing.
A market that complements Dubai, not competes with it
Sharjah isn't trying to replicate Dubai's positioning: it's a more affordable, more family-oriented market that appeals to professionals working in Dubai but wanting a different living environment, as well as investors seeking stable residential rental yield in a less speculative market.
What's in the guide
- ✓The freehold zones open to foreigners (Tilal City, Aljada, Maryam Island)
- ✓Key differences with the Dubai market
- ✓How local developers' payment plans work
- ✓What Sharjah's status as a "dry" emirate (alcohol-free) means for a rental investment
- ✓The off-plan purchase process, step by step
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