Projects in Najmat Abu Dhabi

Q Properties' Pocket of Al Reem Island: New Projects in Najmat Abu Dhabi

Najmat Abu Dhabi is a residential subdistrict within Al Reem Island, sitting in Abu Dhabi's established island corridor northeast of the city. The market here is tightly concentrated: three projects, all from Q Properties, spanning townhouses, villas, and apartments. For buyers drawn to this corner of Al Reem Island, the inventory is short but internally coherent.

The median price sits at AED 2,600,000, which also marks the ceiling. Entry starts at AED 1,100,000. The spread of more than 100% reflects the property type mix: the apartment-based project occupies the lower range, while the townhouse and villa projects carry the higher price points. With three projects in total, a buyer can work through the full inventory quickly and make a grounded comparison.

What the Projects Cover

Q Properties runs both townhouse and villa-focused projects here, with one apartment project rounding out the mix. The townhouse and villa weighting points to households after private, ground-level living, typically families or upsizers wanting outdoor space. The apartment option opens the location to buyers below the upper end of the range.

Handover timing runs from June 2026 to June 2027. The earliest projects may already be at or near completion, so buyers should confirm current build and handover status directly with Q Properties. Off-plan buyers entering now are looking at delivery within roughly 12 months at the far end. Entry requires a 10% down payment, a relatively low threshold for off-plan in Abu Dhabi. No post-handover payment structures are in place across these projects.

The amenity pattern across Najmat Abu Dhabi leans toward family-oriented and active use: a golf course, children's pool and play area, infinity pool, and covered parking with CCTV security. That combination of recreational family facilities and secure, covered infrastructure points to long-term residents and owner-occupiers rather than investors targeting short-term rental returns.