Aljada is the closest thing Sharjah has to a downtown built from scratch: offices, schools, shops, restaurants and a family entertainment complex arranged around a central park, with apartments above and around them. Residents can work, study and spend a weekend without leaving the district.
For an owner, that matters more than the finish of any single apartment. Demand here is fed by the offices and the education district as much as by the homes, which keeps units occupied and gives landlords a wider tenant pool than a purely residential address.