Rehan

Rehan is a nine-storey residential building by Eagle Hills, situated on Maryam Island in Sharjah's coastal downtown district. Completed — by target — in August 2026, the project is currently under construction and, at the time of writing, sold out.

# The building and its position on Maryam Island

Maryam Island occupies a stretch of reclaimed land in central Sharjah, facing the Arabian Sea and sitting within reach of the Al Taawun and Al Ittihad road corridors. The location places residents between Sharjah's urban core and the coastline, at a point where the emirate has concentrated much of its recent mixed-use development.

Rehan itself rises to a ground-plus-podium-plus-nine-storey configuration. It is a single building within a wider masterplan that Eagle Hills has built around a beach community model: promenades, park spaces and ground-floor retail are part of the island's overall fabric rather than features exclusive to this tower. The building sits inside that network rather than apart from it.

# Residences: layouts and specification

The building holds 162 apartments across four layout categories: studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom configurations. Kitchens come equipped as standard, and finishes are described by the developer as premium, using high-quality materials throughout.

Specific floor areas have not been published by the developer at this stage.

# Shared amenities and day-to-day facilities

The amenity programme covers the essentials without overreaching. Residents have access to a swimming pool, a fully equipped gym and landscaped podium greenery. A coworking space and a resident lounge serve those who work from home or prefer not to commute daily, and food-and-beverage facilities are included within the building.

# What the island adds beyond the building

The broader Maryam Island masterplan extends the offer considerably. An 800-metre seafront promenade runs along the waterfront. A four-thousand-square-metre community park includes walking and jogging trails, a basketball court and a children's playground. Retail, cafés and restaurants are distributed across the island at street level, giving the community a degree of self-sufficiency that a single residential tower could not deliver on its own.

# Connectivity to Sharjah, Dubai and beyond

Maryam Island connects to the regional road network via Al Taawun Road and Al Ittihad Road, both of which carry traffic south into Dubai and north towards Ajman and Umm Al Quwain. For buyers whose lives span more than one emirate, or who work in Dubai while preferring Sharjah property prices, the corridor is functional if not instantaneous.

Sharjah's downtown itself is within close proximity, providing access to cultural institutions, retail districts and the commercial infrastructure of the UAE's third-largest emirate.

# Who this building suits and where it sits in the market

Rehan is now sold out, which positions any available secondary-market stock within the context of a delivered masterplan rather than an early-stage off-plan bet. Service charges are fixed in the 10 to 11 AED per square foot range, broadly moderate for a managed community with shared facilities.

The buyer profile this building attracted was likely twofold: end-users seeking a compact, sea-adjacent home with reasonable running costs, and investors weighing Sharjah yields against the premium of Dubai addresses. Maryam Island was designed to function as a lifestyle destination, and Rehan, as a mid-scale building within that masterplan, offers entry into that environment without the price point of a comparable Dubai waterfront product.