Properties for rent in Al Majaz 1

Al Majaz 1 Sharjah is one of three sub-communities that make up the wider Al Majaz district, located along the eastern edge of Khalid Lagoon. The area has a straightforward grid of mid-rise residential towers mixed with older low-rise blocks, built up gradually from the 1990s onward.

Al Ferasa Tower, Crystal Plaza, and Salam Tower are among the recognizable addresses here, with apartments making up almost all of the rental stock. This makes the area suitable for tenants looking for apartments in Al Majaz.

Living here means residents can enjoy lagoon views from the upper floors of taller buildings, while the Al Majaz Waterfront promenade remains within walking distance. This also gives residents easy access to homes in Al Majaz close to the waterfront.

The area stays busy on weekends when families head to the waterfront for the musical fountain and food courts, but the residential side streets remain calmer in the evenings. Al Ittihad Road and Al Khan Bridge put central Sharjah and the Dubai border within easy reach, making it practical for people searching for flats for rent in Sharjah.

Al Majaz 1 Sharjah is a waterfront pocket of mid-rise and high-rise towers, and the rental stock here leans heavily on apartments.

Sizes run from around 1,500 sqft for two-beds to roughly 2,500 sqft for larger three-bedroom homes. Duplex layouts around 4,300 sqft turn up occasionally in Crystal Plaza for tenants who want more space.

Annual rents move with floor height, Khalid Lagoon views, finish quality, and whether the unit comes furnished. Older towers along the inner streets are at the lower end, while higher floors with water-facing balconies in Crystal Plaza and Al Ferasa Tower command the top of the range.

Two-beds typically rent for about AED 34,000 to AED 45,000 a year, and three-beds for about AED 50,000 to AED 60,000. Lagoon views and newer finishes sit at the top of each band.

Renters looking at the lower end of Al Majaz 1, Sharjah tend to gravitate toward Al Ferasa Tower. There, smaller apartment layouts keep annual rent accessible for singles and couples starting out in the emirate. The building is within walking distance of the Khalid Lagoon Corniche, which helps offset the compact footprint of the one-bedroom units.

Finishes are practical rather than high-spec, and parking is handled on-site.

The middle of the market in Al Majaz 1 Sharjah centers on two- and three-bedroom apartments in Salam Tower and nearby blocks. These suit working professionals and smaller families. Rents here reflect larger floor plates, lagoon-facing orientations in a large share of units, and shared facilities like a gym and covered parking.

It's a practical bracket for tenants who want corniche access without stretching to a premium tower.

At the top of Al Majaz 1 Sharjah, Crystal Plaza anchors the premium bracket with larger layouts, including duplex apartments with four bedrooms and direct water views. Annual rents here are well above the community median, reflecting the finish quality, the lagoon frontage, and the generous square footage.

Tenants in this tier typically want family-sized space, dedicated parking, and a shorter walk to Al Majaz Waterfront.

Al Majaz 1 is in central Sharjah, so getting around leans on road access rather than rail. There's no metro in the emirate, and residents rely on Sharjah's public bus network, taxis, and private cars for daily trips.

The grid of internal roads around Al Majaz keeps most errands walkable, with the corniche, Buhaira area, and nearby shops reachable on foot.