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Where Al Hudayriat Island Goes Residential: New Projects in Bashayer Villas
Bashayer Villas sits within Al Hudayriat Island, a developing island community in Abu Dhabi. As a subdistrict, it represents one of the more defined residential zones on the island, with Modon Properties delivering all three projects currently listed. Three projects from one developer means buyers here are choosing within a single product vision rather than comparing across the market.
Villas are the dominant product type across the three projects. Apartments and a penthouse category also appear, but the subdistrict's character is shaped by the villa format, targeting end-users and buyers prioritizing residential space in an island setting.
AED 6 Million as the Midpoint
The median price is AED 6,000,000. The full range spans AED 2,350,000 to AED 9,000,000, a spread that reflects the variety of unit types across the three projects. Entry requires a minimum 10% down payment, which is an accessible starting point for off-plan purchases at this price level. No post-handover payment plans are available, so payment schedules will track construction milestones.
An Island Community Completing from 2028
Handover dates run from September 2028 through January 2030, placing all three projects firmly in the off-plan window. Buyers entering now should plan for a wait of two to four years before keys.
The amenity pattern here, shared spa, indoor pool, gymnasium, and landscaped gardens, points to a community oriented around day-to-day residential comfort. CCTV security, on-site personnel, a community hall, retail, and restaurants within the subdistrict suggest Modon built this as a self-contained residential environment rather than one dependent on off-island infrastructure.


