Tasdeeq via Sharjah Municipality · Local Sharjah team

Property management in Sharjah — done right.

Sharjah uses Tasdeeq (not Ejari), SEWA (not DEWA), and the Sharjah Rent Dispute Committee (not the Dubai RDC). The practical landlord process here is genuinely different to Dubai, and getting it wrong at any step — wrong tenancy form, wrong utility provider, wrong dispute route — creates delays and exposure. We handle it correctly: tenant sourcing, agreement drafting, Tasdeeq filing, SEWA connection, move-in inspection, cheque administration, and renewals. Long-term management from 5% + VAT.

Tasdeeq handled SEWA connection Dedicated Sharjah manager
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Occupancy
86%
+12% vs market
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AED 24,180
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RERA-licensed property management · Sharjah-experienced team · In-house home services (Prokeep) · SEWA-area coverage

Everything, handled

A full-service team across Sharjah

All 9 services across Sharjah — Al Nahda, Al Khan, Al Majaz, Muwaileh, Tilal City, Aljada and Al Mamzar. Pick a service for full scope and Sharjah-specific notes.

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Why owners choose us

Why owners in Sharjah choose us

Vacant property or upcoming changeover? Tenant sourcing with family-occupancy screening

Sharjah has stricter occupancy rules than Dubai — single-male tenants in family-zoned buildings get flagged by the Municipality. We screen applicants against the building's occupancy permit before contract signing, so you don't end up with a Municipality notice three weeks after handover.

Tenancy agreement and Tasdeeq filed — not Ejari

Sharjah uses Tasdeeq, filed at the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department (SRERD). It is not Ejari, and SEWA won't activate utilities without a Tasdeeq number. We file the correct form in-house, with the title deed, signed contract, both parties' Emirates IDs, and security-deposit receipt attached.

Move-in inspection with a signed inventory

Before the tenant moves in, we walk every room, photograph every surface and appliance, and produce a signed inventory. At move-out, we compare against that same record — the document that determines what comes from the deposit.

SEWA utility coordination — not DEWA

Sharjah utilities connect through SEWA (Sharjah Electricity and Water Authority). The Tasdeeq number goes to SEWA for activation. We coordinate both in one step — the tenant connects electricity and water once the registration clears, and the outgoing tenant's account closes before handover.

Rent cheques collected and administered in your name

The tenant issues post-dated cheques in the landlord's name — not ours. We receive, bank, and deposit each to your account on the due date. Bounced cheques: we notify you and follow up under UAE tenancy law.

Property visits and older-building condition monitoring

Sharjah's rental stock skews older — 15-to-25-year apartment blocks where plumbing is approaching end-of-life. Our periodic visits include a pressure-check of the water network to catch hidden leaks before they become a claim against the building next door.

Renewals and notices under Sharjah rent rules

Sharjah RERA (established 2022) sets its own rent-increase rules — different from Dubai's index formula. We calculate the permissible increase per contract, send the formal renewal notice in the required format, and handle the negotiation. Disputes route to the Sharjah Rent Dispute Committee — we file directly.

In-house maintenance via Prokeep

AC, plumbing, electrical, cleaning, pest control — handled by our Prokeep crew. Older Sharjah stock means more preventive work and faster responses to plumbing calls. You approve anything above a minor spend before we go ahead.

Sharjah

The Sharjah rental market — what landlords need to know

Sharjah uses Tasdeeq — not Ejari. The form is filed at the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department (SRERD), and SEWA won't connect electricity or water without a Tasdeeq number. This is a common source of confusion: landlords who manage Dubai properties (or who worked with Dubai-focused agents) often ask for 'Ejari' in Sharjah. There is no Ejari here — and filing the wrong form, or with the wrong documents attached, causes delays that hold up utility connection and the tenant's move-in.

Sharjah also has stricter family-occupancy rules than Dubai. Residentially-zoned buildings in Sharjah have occupancy-permit categories that restrict certain tenant profiles. We screen every applicant against the building's permit status before contract signing — a step many brokers skip and landlords pay for later when the Municipality issues a notice.

Sharjah RERA, established in 2022, now governs rent-increase caps and dispute resolution for new and renewed contracts. Disputes route through the Sharjah Rent Dispute Committee — a different forum to Dubai's RDC, with different timelines and filing procedures. We file directly on your behalf.

How it works

Onboard in four simple steps

1

Talk to us

Share your Sharjah property and your situation. We respond the same day.

2

Free assessment

We visit the property (or do a video walk-through if you're abroad). You get a rent valuation and our recommendations in writing.

3

Onboarding

Tenancy agreement drafted, Tasdeeq filed, move-in inspection done, listing live — all handled in-house.

4

Ongoing management

Cheques administered, monthly statement sent, maintenance handled via Prokeep, notices tracked and sent on time.

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Sharjah support
Tasdeeq
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SEWA
Connection coordinated
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Licensed & compliant
Pricing

Transparent fees, no surprises

Long-term management:

5% + VAT of the contracted annual rent, or flat-AED from AED 2,999/year for an apartment. Most Sharjah landlords with single apartments pick flat-AED; portfolio owners prefer percentage. We'll advise per situation.

What's included:

tenant sourcing and family-occupancy screening, tenancy agreement drafting, Tasdeeq registration via SRERD, SEWA utility coordination, move-in and move-out photographic inspection and inventory, post-dated cheque administration, renewal notices, Sharjah Rent Dispute Committee filings, periodic property visits with condition reports, maintenance coordination via Prokeep, and a monthly owner statement.

Quoted separately:

snagging inspections, deep clean between tenants, pest control, larger maintenance jobs. Always quoted before we proceed.

Good questions

Everything you'd want to ask

Ejari is a Dubai-only system run by the Dubai Land Department. Sharjah's equivalent is Tasdeeq, operated by the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department (SRERD). SEWA won't connect utilities without a Tasdeeq number — just as DEWA won't connect without Ejari in Dubai. We file the correct form for your emirate.

Residentially-zoned buildings in Sharjah carry occupancy permits that specify who can live there — family units, couples, or mixed. Single-male tenants in a family-only building get flagged by the Municipality, and the landlord bears responsibility. We check the building's permit before we present any applicant to you.

Sharjah disputes route through the Sharjah Rent Dispute Committee (under SRERD), not Dubai's RDC. The process is similar — written demand, cure period, formal committee filing — but the forum, fee structure, and timelines differ. We file directly on your behalf.

Sharjah RERA sets rent-increase rules for renewals, with caps that depend on the gap between the current contract rent and the market rate, and the time since the last increase. The formula differs from Dubai's index approach. We calculate the permissible increase for your specific contract before the renewal notice goes out.

5–8% of annual rent, or from AED 2,999/year flat for an apartment. No setup fee, tenant-sourcing commission paid by the incoming tenant.

Yes — Al Nahda, Al Khan, Al Majaz, Muwaileh, Al Mamzar, Tilal City, Aljada, and central Sharjah. One Sharjah account manager covers all areas.

A real concern. Sharjah's older mid-rise stock (15+ years) commonly has plumbing approaching end-of-life and AC units in the 8–12 year range. Our Prokeep AMC includes a quarterly pressure-test of the water network — which catches hidden behind-wall leaks before they become claims — and a coil-clean protocol that restores cooling efficiency on older splits.

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