Projects in Al Khan Lagoon

Al Khan Lagoon: A Waterfront Subdistrict With Two Projects and a Clear Price Range

Al Khan Lagoon sits within Al Khan, one of Sharjah's established waterfront districts, and the off-plan market here is concentrated. Two projects are currently listed, both apartments, both from the same developer. That limited supply is worth understanding before you read the numbers: you are not choosing between competing visions of what the area should be. You are choosing between two offerings shaped by one hand.

The Numbers That Define the Choice

The median asking price across both projects is AED 1,513,000, which gives you a useful anchor. The range runs from AED 1,026,000 at the low end to AED 3,026,875 at the top, a spread of roughly 195%. That gap is wide for two projects in the same subdistrict, and it suggests meaningful differences in unit size or position within each building rather than differences in location quality. Both projects are apartment-only, so the variation is internal to the residential typology rather than across product types.

Both developments carry the Al Thuriah name. The developer is the single active player in Al Khan Lagoon's off-plan market, and that matters for a buyer thinking about resale consistency or finish standards across the subdistrict. What you gain is coherence. What you give up is the price competition that comes when multiple developers are working the same pocket.

What the Amenities Suggest

The amenity profile tells a fairly complete story. Beach access, an indoor swimming pool, a gymnasium, and balconies point to residential buyers who want waterfront lifestyle without leaving the building. The presence of a maids room and covered parking signals that these are full-time homes rather than investor pied-a-terres, and the children's play area reinforces a family occupier profile. Security and CCTV round out what is a building-within-a-community setup rather than a minimalist investment product.

On timing, the earlier of the two projects carries a completion date of December 2025. Given that the most recent data update is December 2025, buyers should verify the current handover status directly, as that project may already be complete or in the final stages of delivery. The later project extends the window to December 2028, which still represents a meaningful off-plan commitment for anyone entering now. Neither project carries post-handover payment plans based on available data.