The Sharjah listing covers 10 units in a single business centre, sized from 5 m² to 220 m² with a median of 60 m². Sharjah borders Dubai to the north-east, and for many companies that adjacency is the point: a Sharjah address costs materially less than a Dubai one while keeping the same working day and the same client base.
In Sharjah, as across the UAE, the licensing decision usually comes before the choice of building. A Sharjah mainland licence, a free-zone licence in SAIF Zone or Hamriyah, and a Dubai licence carry different paperwork, different costs and different rules on where you may hold an address — worth settling before comparing floor areas.
A 60 m² median suits teams of eight to ten, and the 220 m² ceiling caps this listing at roughly thirty. Ask about parking allocation and about cooling charges, which in the Emirates are frequently billed separately from rent. Each card shows the floor area, the floor and the asking rate per m² per year.