Azizi Florence Townhouses: 6,070 Homes in Sharjah

Out of every ten homes planned across Azizi Florence in Sharjah, close to six are townhouses. Azizi Florence townhouses number 6,070 units, about 57% of the community's full count of 10,702 homes, split between villas, townhouses and apartments, per the developer's own pre-launch marketing material. No other home type at Florence comes close to that share, which is why townhouses, not villas or apartments, are the product most buyers researching this project will actually end up looking at.

The townhouse range itself stays deliberately simple: a 3-bedroom layout and a 4-bedroom layout, each offered as either a mid unit or a corner unit. That single distinction, mid versus corner, is the one that changes plot size, natural light and street frontage, and it's covered in full further down this page. Keeping the lineup to two bedroom counts and two unit positions, rather than a sprawling catalogue of options, makes it realistic to compare all four configurations side by side before booking a viewing.

Land allocation tells the same story: townhouses occupy roughly 73% of Azizi Florence's entire 30 million sq ft footprint, well ahead of the share set aside for villas, again per the developer's pre-launch material. That land commitment is the basis for the developer's own claim that Florence is the region's largest townhouse community, a claim we're reporting here as the developer's own positioning, not as an independently verified market ranking, though it does line up with how much of the actual masterplan is built around this one home type.

Every Azizi Florence townhouse falls into one of four plot sizes, depending on bedroom count and unit position:

Four practical differences worth knowing before choosing an Azizi Florence townhouse:

Price is the most direct reason townhouse buyers are looking at Sharjah instead of Dubai. Sharjah's average price per square metre runs around AED 10,420 against roughly AED 16,924 in Dubai, about 38% cheaper on a like-for-like basis, based on current market data. For low-rise homes specifically, Savills tracked Sharjah villa prices at close to AED 970 per sq ft in Q2 2026, up 5.4% year on year, the closest published benchmark available for landed homes like townhouses, since Sharjah's market data doesn't break townhouses out as their own separate category yet.

The growth behind that pricing is real, not a sales pitch. Sharjah recorded close to AED 30 billion in property transactions in the first half of 2026 alone, up roughly 10% year on year, with transaction volume up almost a quarter over the same period the year before. Residential property, including villas and townhouses, made up about 82% of all activity. That is a market adding buyers, not one coasting on a handful of large one-off deals.

Townhouse buyers are also buying a different kind of neighbourhood, not just a different kind of building. A private driveway, a small garden or courtyard, and lower housing density than an apartment tower are usually the actual point of choosing a townhouse over a flat, and Sharjah's newer master communities are built around exactly that: family homes, schools and parks laid out together, rather than towers standing on their own. Rental yields on this kind of housing in established Sharjah communities typically run between 5.8% and 8.3% a year depending on location and unit type, a competitive range for buyers weighing price against long-term return.

If bedroom count, plot size and unit position, mid or corner, are what matter most to your decision, this page covers everything currently available on Azizi Florence townhouses. Call or WhatsApp the sales line to ask about viewing availability.

No official price list for Azizi Florence townhouses has been published yet — the full EOI process and payment plan live on the project's price page, where you can register to receive the price list as soon as it's released.