Projects in Noya
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AED 1.7M
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AED 2.4M
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AED 2M
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Completed Family Homes on Yas Island: New Projects in Noya
Noya is a low-rise residential subdistrict on Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, spanning three sub-areas: Noya 1, Noya Luma, and Noya Viva. The inventory is small and concentrated: four listed projects, all developed by Aldar Properties. That single-developer origin means consistent build quality and finish standards across the subdistrict. Buyers are not navigating a fragmented market with competing standards here; they are choosing between variations on one developer's product range for the area.
The property mix is villas (3 listings) and townhouses (2 listings). Villas tend to attract owner-occupier families looking for space on a premium Abu Dhabi island address. Townhouses draw buyers who want the same location at a lower entry price.
Where AED 2 Million Is the Midpoint
The median asking price is AED 2,000,000, with stock running from AED 1,650,000 to AED 2,410,000. The gap between floor and ceiling is under 50%, which reflects consistent product sizing across the subdistrict rather than a wide difference in asset type. The minimum down payment is 5%, a low entry point relative to typical off-plan requirements. None of the listed projects carry post-handover payment plans, so buyers should plan around standard milestone-based installments.
A Community Already Delivered
Completions run from September 2023 to December 2024, both dates now in the past. Buyers should confirm current availability and handover status before proceeding, as units may already be occupied or transferred.
The amenity pattern is consistently family-oriented: children's play areas, a children's pool, a barbecue area, and a maids room appear across the development. The community allows pets, with covered parking and concierge service included. These features, taken together, point to a subdistrict built for permanent residents rather than short-stay or investor-led occupancy.