Land for sale, 8461 m²

Sharjah

41 973 206 Kč

4 962 Kč/m²

Listed 45 days ago · 17 May 2026

Land

Category

8460.86 m²

Area

About this listing

Offer to Purchase Separate or Combined Plots – 13 Plots the Future of Al Dhaid – Why is it a Golden Opportunity? Continued Urban Development Sharjah is witnessing a continuous development boom, especially in the suburbs. New infrastructure projects are planned, including paved roads, improved transportation networks, and service infrastructure. The region is poised for cultural and academic development with the establishment of Dibba Al Hisn University or a branch there, an initiative to ensure stable housing demand. Growing Real Estate Demand Sharjah has witnessed strong growth in the real estate market, with sales and rental transactions increasing by 25% in the first half of 2024, and prices rising by approximately 10%. Qualitative Projects to Come Several steps, such as the "Al Dhaid Heritage Project," are being implemented to develop the area as a historical district next to Al Dhaid Fort, enhancing its appeal to residents and visitors alike. There is a plan to establish public parks, gardens, and recreational facilities nearby. Boosting Profitability Positive indicators have emerged in Sharjah's rental market, with annual increases of 18–25%. This indicates strong opportunities for profitable commercial and residential returns for the project. Building Permit (Commercial Ground Floor + Two Residential Floors) Ground Floor – Commercial: Ideal for establishing shops, restaurants, clinics, or other commercial and investment activities. It attracts residents and visitors to the area. First and Second Floor – Residential: Can be divided into medium-sized apartments (2–3 rooms) at competitive prices for family housing or rent. Sharjah is witnessing a continuous development boom, especially in the suburbs. The region is poised for cultural and academic development with the establishment of Dibba Al Hisn University or a branch there, an initiative to ensure stable housing demand.