Sharjah
Photos and renders of the building and grounds — not of this particular unit.
These are the starting prices as of the date shown, not today's list: off-plan they are revised several times a year, and more often upwards than down.
Figures come from the developer's own materials sent to brokers, dated 24 October 2026. The commentary behind them is written up in the Russian version of this page.
Azizi Florence is a residential complex in Sharjah.
No lots from this project are in our database today. It is topped up every night, so listings for the building can turn up on any day.
An Azizi residential complex in Sharjah: beyond the name and the emirate the file is almost empty, and we have no lots.
Azizi Florence is a residential complex in Sharjah. There's no propsearch passport for it: we have no storey count, unit count, construction status or handover date.
There are no open lots in our database either, so we don't quote a price or sizes.
That's all that can honestly be said about the building — any figures in listings should be checked against the developer's documents.
For a buyer used to Dubai, the key difference is procedure. A deal is registered under the rules of the emirate where the building stands, and the familiar Dubai habit of checking prices against the registry doesn't carry over.
Before paying anything, find out how and where the contract is registered, who receives the payments and whether the project has an escrow account.
Comparing prices with Dubai districts makes little sense: it's a different market with different liquidity.
No propsearch passport for the project. Our stock as of 21 September 2026: no lots in the project.
Lots for this project come and go, and the stock is topped up nightly. Message me — I will look through the closed bases and find the closest alternatives in Sharjah.
Ask about this projectThere are no open listings for this building in the database right now. I will check the price for a particular layout against the closed databases and send it with the deal costs worked out.
What has been written about the building, its developer and Sharjah
Between 23 and 28 October 2026, a tanker oil spill closed the beaches of Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah and Sharjah. Oil has reached about 30 km of coastline, from Umm Al Quwain to Al Marjan Island. No closure of Dubai beaches has been announced, and no reopening date has been given in the north.
In April 2026 three developers signed AED 3.7bn of construction contracts: AED 1.1bn for 850 La Tilia townhouses in Villanova, AED 1.1bn for Burj Azizi's steel frame and AED 1.5bn for 859 Sukoon villas in Sharjah. What a signed main contract tells an off-plan buyer.
Dubai ecotourism and green communities: Al Layan Oasis in Al Marmoom, Expo Valley Nature Reserve at Expo City Dubai, Hudayriyat Island in Abu Dhabi and Kalba in Sharjah. What is being built, when it opens and why nature is becoming part of UAE real estate.
Sharjah: about AED 27bn of transactions in 2023, AED 40bn in 2024 and a record AED 65.6bn in 2025. Ras Al Khaimah: AED 6.9bn in 2023 and over AED 15bn in 2024, then 2025 sales down 25% while apartment prices rose 13.4%. Year-by-year tables and the September 2026 status.
Eagle Hills launched five buildings on Maryam Island in 2024. Rehan and Anbar (from about AED 480–513k) are now complete; Topaz and Layla are due in Q1 2027; Citrine has moved from Q1 2027 to Q2 2028. What that means if you are buying now.
Sharjah’s Law No. 5 of 2024, in force since September 2024, bars rent rises for the first three years of a lease without the tenant’s consent, and for two more years after an agreed rise. A tenant can be evicted after 15 days of non-payment.
Three weekend escapes from Dubai: the east coast at Khor Fakkan and Fujairah, 1.5–2 hours by car and now reachable by Etihad Rail from Abu Dhabi; and Saadiyat, where the Louvre is joined by new museums and the Guggenheim opens on 11 December 2026. What each tells a property buyer.
On the north-east of the map there is a place that looks like a printing error. There are only two arrangements like it in the world — and the way the border was drawn is the interesting part.
Two of the largest construction programmes in the emirate’s history are running at once. They, rather than any developer’s payment plan, will determine what these districts look like in five years.
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