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UAE investors drive 50.6 percent of Sharjah’s $8 billion real estate trade

July 27, 2026·Economy Middle East

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GCC CONTEXT

Sharjah's real estate market has historically served as an accessible entry point for Gulf investors seeking diversification beyond primary emirates, with the emirate's lower entry price points and distinct regulatory framework attracting capital flows that often correlate with broader GCC property cycles. Domestic investor participation of this magnitude reflects the persistent pattern of intra-GCC capital mobility, where UAE residents and entities redistribute wealth across emirates based on relative valuations and development momentum. Real estate trading volumes and investor composition in secondary emirates function as a barometer for liquidity conditions and risk appetite across the broader Gulf property sector, which remains structurally dependent on regional capital redeployment an

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