Sharjah’s commercial real estate market continues to show resilience, with the office sector evolving from a low-cost alternative into a more demand-led business hub. Occupier demand remains strongest for mid-market and Grade A offices, supported by improving occupancy levels and steady rental growth, particularly in well-located, higher-quality assets.

The industrial and logistics sector is undergoing a structural transformation, driven by global supply chain realignment, infrastructure investment and growing demand for resilient and cost-efficient warehousing. Transaction activity and land values have seen significant growth, with industrial transaction values rising and rental performance strengthening across key zones.

Looking ahead, the office market is expected to see moderate growth in 2026, supported by structural demand and constrained Grade A supply, while the industrial sector is set to maintain positive momentum. However, medium-term performance will depend on the pace of new supply delivery and absorption, alongside broader macroeconomic conditions.

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