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Al Majaz Rent Prices in Sharjah 2026

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Our Verdict

"Final Boss"

With a median price of dh45/m² and a 4.5/5 rating, this area is the undisputed FINAL_BOSS of Sharjah's rental market. It’s a classic case of 'you get what you pay for'—the dh65/m² upper end buys you a floor-to-ceiling lake view in Al Majaz 3, while the dh27.5/m² bottom end usually means an aging tower in Al Majaz 1 where the elevator is a suggestion rather than a guarantee. It's worth the premium if you crave a city-center lifestyle and can stomach the daily rush-hour grind toward the Dubai border.

The Vibe:Al Majaz is a vertical forest of high-rises squeezed around the Khalid Lake. It’s high-density living where the hum of traffic on King Faisal Street is the constant soundtrack. You trade quiet suburban peace for immediate access to the Waterfront’s jogging paths and a population density that keeps every cafeteria open until 2 AM.

The median rent price in Al Majaz, Sharjah is dh45 per m² per month, 17% above the Sharjah city average of dh38.5/m². Based on 2 verified rental data points as of February 2026.

Market Median · Al Majaz

20+ data points
dh45
/m²/mo
16.9% Premiumvs Sharjah avg
LowHigh
dh27.5dh65
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dh20
dh20.5
dh21
dh21.5
dh22
dh22.5
dh23
dh23.5
dh24
dh24.5
dh25
dh25.5
dh26
dh26.5
dh27
dh27.5
dh28
dh28.5
dh29
dh29.5
dh30
dh30.5
dh31
dh31.5
dh32
dh32.5
dh33
dh33.5
dh34
dh34.5
dh35
dh35.5
dh36
dh36.5
dh37
dh37.5
dh38
dh38.5
dh39
dh39.5
dh40
dh40.5
dh41
dh41.5
dh42
dh42.5
dh43
dh43.5
dh44
dh44.5
dh45
dh45.5
dh46
dh46.5
dh47
dh47.5
dh48
dh48.5
dh49
dh49.5
dh50
dh50.5
dh51
dh51.5
dh52
dh52.5
dh53
dh53.5
dh54
dh54.5
dh55
dh55.5
dh56
dh56.5
dh57
dh57.5
dh58
dh58.5
dh59
dh59.5
dh60
dh60.5
dh61
dh61.5
dh62
dh62.5
dh63
dh63.5
dh64
dh64.5
dh65
dh65.5
dh66
dh66.5
dh67
dh67.5
dh68
dh68.5
dh69
dh69.5
dh70

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Est. Rating4.5/5
Last ScanFebruary 2026
Signal ConfidenceHigh
Market Speed
Aggressive
Inventory turnover focus
📈Growth Potential
High
Infrastructure outlook

Quick Estimate

Al Majaz @ dh45/m²/mo

dh2,700

District Highlights

Grocery
Lulu Hypermarket, Al Majaz 1
Park
Al Majaz Waterfront
Leisure
Al Qasba Canal
School
Victoria International School (Nearby)
Coffee
% Arabica Waterfront

Locals Ask

What explains the huge dh27.5 to dh65 price gap?

It’s all about the 'View Premium' and building age; Al Majaz 3’s newer glass towers command the dh65 peak, while 1990s-era blocks in Al Majaz 1 sit at the floor.

Is the investment outlook actually solid here?

Yes, Al Majaz is the city's gravity point; high demand for lakefront living ensures vacancy rates stay low despite the premium m² stats.

Is street parking a realistic option?

Absolutely not. If your lease doesn't include a dedicated basement spot, prepare to pay for private sand lots or circle the block for 20 minutes daily.

Which Al Majaz sub-district is the most expensive?

Al Majaz 3 generally hits the higher m² stats because it offers the most modern inventory and the cleanest views of the fountain shows.

How bad is the commute to Dubai from here?

It’s a test of mental fortitude. Expect a 45-to-60 minute crawl to the border during the morning peak, regardless of how close you are to the highway.

About This Data

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Data Sources

Al Majaz prices are sourced from real market listings and verified location scans submitted by users in Sharjah. Each neighbourhood requires multiple independent data points before publication to ensure statistical reliability.

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Methodology

We report median prices — not averages — to reduce outlier distortion. All figures are per square metre (per month). The 4.5/5 rating reflects price-to-value relative to local amenities, transit access, and broader market conditions in Sharjah.

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Last Updated

This page was last updated in February 2026. AI-generated insights — including the vibe description, verdict, and FAQs — are regenerated whenever the underlying price data changes to keep analysis current.