Projects in Park Beach Residence

Park Beach Residence, Al Marjan Island: What's Building and What It Costs

Park Beach Residence is a compact sub-community within Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah, with two active apartment projects currently listed. Both sit under a single developer, Park Group, which means the buyer's experience here is shaped almost entirely by one builder's product, pricing approach, and delivery track record.

Pricing and What the Numbers Tell You

Apartments in Park Beach Residence are priced from AED 900,000 to AED 2,100,000, with a median of AED 945,000. The median sitting close to the floor tells you that most available units are at the lower end of the range, with a smaller number of higher-priced units pulling the ceiling up. That gap between AED 945K and AED 2.1M is significant, more than double, and is consistent with a project mix that includes both standard apartments and larger or premium-tier units within the same community.

Both projects are apartments, so there is no product type variety here. Buyers looking for townhouses or villas will need to look elsewhere on Al Marjan Island.

Both projects carry post-handover payment plans, which matters for cash flow management. With 10% as the minimum down payment, the entry point is low relative to many off-plan purchases across Dubai and Ras Al Khaimah. Post-handover plans spread remaining payments beyond the completion date, reducing the pressure of paying in full before you can rent or occupy the unit.

On timing, the delivery window runs from April 2026 to April 2027. The earlier date is close enough that buyers entering now should confirm whether that project has already reached handover or is in its final construction phase. The second project extends the window by a year, giving buyers who prefer more lead time a viable option.

The amenity set across Park Beach Residence includes CCTV security, a gymnasium, an indoor swimming pool, children's play areas, landscaped gardens, and restaurants. The presence of children's facilities alongside an indoor pool and gardens points to a community designed for residents rather than short-stay visitors, though Al Marjan Island's broader profile as a tourism-adjacent destination means rental demand is also a reasonable consideration for investors here.

With only two projects and one developer shaping this sub-community, buyers have limited comparison points within Park Beach Residence itself. Decisions here come down to unit selection within Park Group's offering rather than weighing competing builders. For broader choice, the neighbouring sub-community of Park Beach Residence 2 is the natural next stop.