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Riviera Residences by Mered
Abu Dhabi · Al Reem Island

Riviera Residences

MMered
TypeApartment / Duplex / Penthouse / Villa
CompletionQ1 2029
Payment5/55/40
Starting

AED 2.7M

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SAAS Heights by Saas Properties
Abu Dhabi · Al Reem Island

SAAS Heights

SSaas Properties
TypeApartment / Duplex / Penthouse
CompletionQ1 2028
Payment10/30/60
Starting

AED 2.2M

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Area guide

Al Reem Island: Where Abu Dhabi's Off-Plan Market Runs Deepest

Al Reem Island is a residential district within Abu Dhabi with a deep and varied off-plan market. The new project inventory ranges from entry-level apartments to high-end penthouses and villas, covering a wide price band within a single location. Several distinct sub-areas define the island's character. Shams Abu Dhabi, Najmat Abu Dhabi, City Of Lights, Tamouh, and SAAS Heights each carry their own mix of projects and developers, and which sub-area you focus on will shape both the price band and the types of project available to you.

AED 1.38M Is the Middle of the Market Here

The median asking price across current projects is AED 1,380,000. That figure marks the midpoint of what this market currently offers.

The full range runs from AED 450,000 at the entry point to AED 22,000,000 at the upper end. That spread reflects the depth of property type variety here. The lower end covers entry-level apartments; the upper end belongs to penthouses and villas. If your target is above AED 5 million, you are shopping a smaller subset of what Al Reem offers.

Apartments Lead, But the Mix Is Genuine

Property Type Projects
Apartment 38
Penthouse 11
Duplex 9
Townhouse 8
Villa 4

Apartments are the dominant product type, reflecting the island's character as a primarily high-density residential district. Penthouses and duplexes appear across 11 and 9 projects respectively, pointing to a secondary market for buyers seeking larger, higher-floor units alongside the core apartment offer. Townhouses and villas are present but limited; buyers looking specifically for landed or semi-landed property will find narrower options here than buyers whose preference is apartments.

Nineteen Developers Across One Island

19 developers are active across 42 projects on Al Reem. The market is moderately fragmented, with no single name controlling a majority of the supply. Active developers include Radiant Enterprises Real Estate, Saas Properties, Modon Properties, Q Properties, Reportage Real Estate, IMKAN, RAK Properties, Mered, Object 1, and others. Averaging just over two projects each, they bring real competition to pricing and design rather than a single-developer view of what the island should offer. For resale, the fragmented developer base means individual project factors carry more weight than developer brand alone.

Some Keys Are Already Cut; Others Won't Be Until 2031

The earliest completion date on record is December 2023. Projects at or near that date are likely already handed over, and buyers should confirm current availability and applicable terms before treating them as standard off-plan. The delivery window extends through December 2031 at the far end. Buyers entering the market now face a range from near-ready or recently completed projects through to roughly five years out, making handover timing one of the more important variables to clarify early.

Entry at 5% Down, Post-Handover Options Are Limited

The minimum down payment listed here is 5%, a low initial requirement for Abu Dhabi off-plan. It allows buyers to commit without heavy upfront capital, with the balance staged across construction milestones. 1 of the 42 projects offers a post-handover payment plan. That is a very small share of the available inventory, and if spreading payments past handover is a priority for your purchase, the options on Al Reem are limited.

The Amenities Say Family, With an Active Edge

The amenity pattern across Al Reem's projects consistently points toward families and active residents. Gymnasiums, children's play areas, children's pools, and landscaped gardens appear across multiple developments. Yoga rooms feature alongside children's infrastructure, suggesting the resident profile includes health-focused buyers alongside families. Indoor and shared pools are common enough to be standard rather than differentiators. This is a practical, community-oriented amenity mix.