Projects in Al Rashidiya 1

Al Rashidiya 1, Ajman: A Focused Apartment Market with a Low Entry Point

Al Rashidiya 1 is a subdistrict within Al Rashidiya, one of Ajman's established residential zones. The new project activity here is concentrated rather than broad, with two apartment developments currently listed. That limited inventory means buyers are not choosing between a dozen competing options, but between two projects from the same developer, GJ Real Estate.

Both projects, Barajeel Towers and Oasis Tower 3, are residential apartments. With only two projects and one developer shaping the current off-plan supply, build quality and design language will be consistent across both. For a buyer, that consistency reduces uncertainty but also narrows the range of architectural or unit variety on offer.

Where AED 595,500 Sits in the Range

The median price across these two projects is AED 595,500, which sits very close to the floor of AED 591,000. The upper end reaches AED 918,000. That spread of roughly 55% between minimum and maximum suggests the two projects are not identical in positioning, with at least one offering higher-priced units that pull the ceiling noticeably above the entry point. For a buyer working near budget floor, the bulk of available units likely cluster around that lower figure.

Entry requires a minimum down payment of 5%, which is a low threshold by typical Dubai and wider UAE off-plan standards. There are no post-handover payment plans across either project, so buyers should plan for standard construction-phase instalments through to completion.

Both projects are scheduled for handover in December 2027, giving buyers roughly two and a half years on the construction timeline from today. The aligned completion dates across both projects mean there is no early-handover advantage to weigh between them.

The amenity set across these projects reflects a mid-market residential profile. The combination of a gymnasium, indoor swimming pool, shared spa, children's play area, and landscaped gardens points toward a community designed for long-term residents rather than short-stay occupants. CCTV security and covered parking round out the practical side. It is not a bare-bones building, but the focus is on everyday liveability rather than resort-style features.