Modern residential apartment buildings and landscaped walkways in a new urban development in Sharjah.
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    Sharjah and Dubai Property Markets Prepare for Thousands of New Home Deliveries

    Khaleej Times · 2 Sep 2026 · 1 min read

    A report by Colliers indicates that Sharjah will lead the Northern Emirates in residential supply as the UAE property market enters a more balanced phase.

    Thousands of new homes are scheduled to enter the UAE property market during the remainder of the year. According to a report by Khaleej Times, the country is moving towards a more balanced phase following several years of strong demand and price growth across the emirates.

    Sharjah is leading the supply pipeline in the Northern Emirates, with approximately 5,450 homes expected to be completed during the year. New project launches in Sharjah also accelerated recently, with around 4,600 residential units announced during the second quarter.

    Notable recent handovers in the region include Il Teatro Residences in Aljada. Meanwhile, Dubai is expecting the largest volume of new supply, with approximately 56,600 additional residential units scheduled for completion by the end of the year.

    The report by Colliers notes that the wider real estate market is increasingly influenced by location, product quality, and pricing. This expansion coincides with major infrastructure investments, including transport and road network projects across the emirates.

    KEY POINTS

    • Sharjah accounts for 5,450 of the 7,450 homes expected in the Northern Emirates
    • Il Teatro Residences in Aljada was among the notable recent handovers
    • Dubai expects 56,600 new residential units by the end of the year
    • Approximately 4,600 new units were launched in Sharjah during the second quarter
    • The UAE property market is transitioning into a more balanced phase

    WHY IT MATTERS FOR ALJADA

    The delivery of new units like Il Teatro Residences signifies Aljada's role in Sharjah's growing housing supply. For residents and investors, this increase in stock across the UAE suggests a more stable market with more options, supported by ongoing infrastructure improvements and a focus on product quality and location.