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Manta Bay by Major Developers
Ras Al Khaimah · Al Marjan Island

Manta Bay

MMajor Developers
TypeApartment
CompletionQ2 2027
Payment5/55/40
Starting

AED 1.3M

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Arthouse Residences by Cledor
Ras Al Khaimah · Al Marjan Island

Arthouse Residences

CCledor
TypeApartment
CompletionQ4 2027
Payment10/40/50
Starting

AED 1.3M

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Costa Mare by Ellington
Ras Al Khaimah · Al Marjan Island

Costa Mare

EEllington
TypeApartment / Duplex / Penthouse / Villa
CompletionQ3 2028
Payment20/50/30
Starting

AED 2.8M

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Area guide

Branded Residences and Open Water: New Projects in Al Marjan Island

Al Marjan Island is a beachfront district within Ras Al Khaimah and one of the most active off-plan markets in the emirate. With 73 projects across a broad price and product range, it draws both investors targeting short-stay rental income and buyers looking for a permanent or secondary residence on the water.

The sub-areas read like a hotel directory. Fairmont Residences, JW Marriott Residences, Nobu Residence, W Hotel & Residences, and Nikki Beach Residences are among the more recognizable names. This pattern defines the island's positioning: a significant share of development here carries global hospitality brand affiliations, which attracts buyers who value the management infrastructure as much as the real estate itself.

Where AED 1.8M Sits in a Very Wide Spread

The median asking price across listed projects is AED 1,799,750. That is the most useful number for a buyer calibrating expectations before shortlisting.

The full range runs from AED 790,000 at entry to AED 90,000,000 at the top. The low end reflects smaller apartments in less-branded buildings. The high end captures penthouses and villas in hotel-flag projects, some with designer interiors. A gap of that scale is significant, but the median cuts through it and gives a realistic anchor for most buyers.

Apartments feature in 66 of the 73 listed projects, the dominant type by a wide margin. That concentration points to an investor-heavy buyer base focused on rental yield. Penthouses appear in 13 projects, serving buyers who want larger footprints at the island address. Duplexes and villas each appear in 10 projects, and townhouses in 9, showing a genuine residential-living segment alongside the investor product.

Property Type Projects
Apartment 66
Penthouse 13
Duplex 10
Villa 10
Townhouse 9

Forty Developers, One Island

40 developers are active across 73 projects, averaging under two projects per developer. No single name dominates. Established players including Aldar Properties, Damac Properties, Emaar Properties, Ellington, and RAK Properties share the market with a long list of smaller and newer entrants.

For buyers thinking about resale liquidity or construction delivery, this fragmentation matters. Branded residences under hotel management carry a quality assurance built into the licensing structure. Standalone developments from less-known developers require closer due diligence on delivery history. The established names here generally have completed projects elsewhere in the UAE that buyers can inspect before committing.

From Already Delivered to December 2030

The earliest listed completion date is December 2024, which has already passed. Buyers looking at those projects should verify current handover and registration status directly, since some may already be complete or in final handover.

The latest listed completion runs to December 2030. Buyers entering the market now at those longer-dated projects face a four-year off-plan hold, which is material for financing timelines and opportunity cost.

Five Percent Entry, Post-Handover Extensions

The minimum down payment across listed projects is 5%, a low entry point by UAE off-plan standards. That structure keeps the eligible buyer pool wide and reduces the initial capital requirement.

12 of the 73 projects include post-handover payment plans, roughly one in six. These plans let buyers continue paying after the unit hands over, meaning part of the purchase price can come from rental income rather than upfront capital.

Built Around Beach and Leisure

Across Al Marjan's listed projects, the recurring amenities are beach access, shared spa, indoor swimming pool, gymnasium, and restaurants, with CCTV security and landscaped gardens as consistent supporting features.

Spa and beach-oriented amenities leading the pattern tell you who the island primarily serves: short-term rental investors, second-home buyers, and residents who want resort infrastructure as a daily standard. Buyers relocating for long-term family living should evaluate schooling and commute access from Ras Al Khaimah's main city separately, as those needs fall outside what the island's project amenities address.