Strong demand marks debut of BEEAH’s Khalid Bin Sultan City

BEEAH has reported exceptional sales for phase 1 of Khalid Bin Sultan City, its first flagship real estate development, with one residential node fully sold out during the launch event held at BEEAH Headquarters.

The buyer response underscores Sharjah’s growing appetite for sustainable, design-led communities and reaffirms its position as one of the UAE’s most dynamic real estate markets. Due to the exceptional demand, preparations are already underway to unveil the next phase of townhouses and villas soon.

With a concept master plan by Zaha Hadid Architects, Khalid Bin Sultan City is designed as a model for next-generation living, combining net-zero- ready infrastructure, renewable energy systems, AI-enabled digital services, and sustainable mobility across seven neighbourhoods. Each district is linked by a lush, shaded central park that forms the city’s green heart, with jogging tracks and pools to foster community wellbeing and to promote health and recreation.

The phase 1 release introduced more than 400 freehold homes in a prime area in Sharjah’s Rodhat Al Sidr district, which offers seamless connectivity to Emirates Road via Al Dhaid and Khorfakkan Road, making it easily accessible to all emirates. It includes a collection of townhouses in two-, three- and four-bedroom layouts, and standalone villas with four- and five-bedroom designs. Completion of the current phase is through 2029 with handovers in a staggered manner.

Khaled Al Huraimel, Group CEO and Vice Chairman of BEEAH, said, “We are proud to see this level of demand for Khalid Bin Sultan City. The response to our phase 1 launch underscores how strongly the market is embracing Sharjah as a destination for smart, sustainable living. These results go beyond commercial success – they demonstrate a clear appetite for communities built on climate-conscious design, innovation, and human connection. With this project, BEEAH is establishing a new model for integrated urban development in the region.”

Nada Taryam, CEO of Real Estate at BEEAH, added, “Khalid Bin Sultan City is our vision for how the cities of the future should feel – where sustainability is effortless, design enhances daily life, and communities thrive. It is more than a place to live. It is a place to belong, to grow, and to be part of something greater. The strong response to phase 1 shows that this vision resonates with buyers across the UAE and beyond.”

The city reflects Sharjah’s cultural identity while pioneering climate-smart, people-centred urbanism. The wider masterplan will include 1,500 homes, a landmark cultural centre, retail and lifestyle spaces, and public art integrated into green infrastructure.

The Sharjah real estate sector continues its upward trajectory, achieving remarkable growth. In October, the total value of real estate transactions reached Dhs7 billion, and reflecting a significant increase of 54.1 per cent compared to the same month last year.

The performance of Sharjah’s real estate sector underscores the robustness of its economic foundations and sustained investor confidence in its promising opportunities, highlighting the Emirate’s capacity to sustain growth and reinforce its position as a leading regional investment destination.

Sharjah’s progressive journey is guided by an ambitious vision that seamlessly integrates sustainability and innovation. The Emirate has successfully established a comprehensive investment ecosystem grounded by transparency and legislative stability, creating an attractive environment for both local and international capital.

Rising demand for different classifications of properties reflects the market’s strong momentum. This growth is supported by distinctive projects, advanced infrastructure, and incentive-based legislation, cementing Sharjah’s position as a regional model that balances economic opportunity, quality of life, and secure sustainable investment.

According to the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department, 12,539 real estate transactions were executed in October 2025, with the total area traded in sales transactions reaching approximately 15.3 million square feet. These figures demonstrate the growing activity in the Emirate’s real estate sector, and the continued inflow of investments across multiple sectors and regions.

Statistics further highlight the increasing momentum of Sharjah’s real estate sector, as sales transactions reached 1,964, accounting for 15.7% of total transactions, which reflects a sustained demand for real estate assets in the Emirate.

Additionally, 599 mortgage transactions were registered, representing 4.8% of total transactions, with a value of Dhs2.2 billion. This underscores the confidence of financial institutions and investors in the sector.

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