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Radisson Residences Al Reem: Tower Three After a 24-Hour Sell-Out

Zamir Garafov The author of the article, the Broker
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15 August 1638 views

Phase one of Radisson Residences sold out in a single day. The project reached the market in December 2025 and every released unit was gone within twenty-four hours. The developer is now bringing forward the third tower.

This is the first standalone Radisson Residences anywhere in the world. The hotel group normally attaches branded apartments to a hotel. Here the brand carries an independent residential building on the mangrove waterfront of Al Reem Island. The development is valued at AED 1.2 billion.

Studios in the third tower start at AED 900,000, and only forty percent of the price falls due before handover. That combination is unusual in branded stock, and it is the reason the first release moved so quickly. Here is the full picture.

Tower three: pricing and terms

The third tower is a new phase of the same development. Architecture, amenities and management are shared with the first two, so what changes is the delivery date and the choice still available.

TypePrice
Studiofrom AED 900,000
1 bedroomfrom AED 1.8 million
2 bedroomsreleased at launch

The developer labels the schedule 40/60. In detail that is ten percent on booking, thirty percent through construction and sixty percent on handover, with keys expected in Q4 2027.

That schedule deserves a close look. Only forty percent of the purchase price is committed before the building is finished. Capital stays free during the construction period, and the largest payment arrives when there is a completed asset to mortgage, occupy or let.

If you want to hear about the third tower release first, leave a request and we will be in touch the day booking opens.

Who is building it

The developer is Royal Development Holding, working in partnership with Radisson Hotel Group. The holding sits within Emirates Stallions Group, listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, which in turn belongs to International Holding Company.

Behind the holding is Royal Development Company and a long operating record. More than sixty projects across fifteen countries and AED 10.2 billion in sales sit behind the name. For an off-plan buyer, that means a listed corporate structure with published accounts rather than a private balance sheet.

The sell-out speaks to demand as well as to structure. Every unit in phase one went within a day of the public launch, and preparations for the next phase began immediately afterwards. Buyers who prefer to run their own checks can follow our guide to verifying a UAE developer.

Layouts and floor areas

The range covers studios, one to three-bedroom apartments and townhouses. Published areas run as follows:

TypeAreaFeatures
Studio, type 1444 sq ftopen plan, integrated kitchen, balcony
Studio, type 2486 sq ftdefined sleeping zone, balcony
1 bedroom, type 11,051 sq ftmaid's room, two bathrooms, dual balconies
1 bedroom, type 21,084 sq ftmaster dressing room, wrap-around balcony
2 bedrooms, type 11,624 sq ftmaid's room, three bathrooms
3 bedrooms, type 13,052 sq ftcinema room, three balconies, four bathrooms
Townhouse, 2 bedrooms2,244 sq fttwo storeys, private garden, study
Townhouse, 4 bedrooms4,950 sq ftprivate gardens, several lounge areas

One detail in that table is worth acting on. At AED 1.8 million for over a thousand square feet, the one-bedroom works out cheaper per square foot than the studio. It also arrives with a maid's room and a second bathroom. As rental products the two behave differently, so compare them by the foot rather than by the entry price.

Every unit comes with one parking space. Availability at Radisson Residences on Al Reem Island shifts as the tower sells, so the current list is worth checking before you settle on a floor.

Inside the development

The shared podium gathers the project amenities into a single level:

  • Pools and sun decks. An adult pool and a children’s pool with lounging areas.
  • Fitness centre. A fully equipped gym within the shared facilities.
  • Club lounges. Social and working space outside the apartment.
  • BBQ areas and landscaped podium. Open-air terraces across the shared base.
  • Retail and dining. Convenience shops and restaurants on site.
  • Kids' play zones and a school. Family infrastructure inside the scheme.
  • Waterfront access and promenade. A walkway along the mangrove edge.
  • 24/7 security and concierge. Service delivered to the hotel group’s standards.

What a standalone Radisson address means

Radisson Hotel Group operates in more than a hundred countries. Its branded residences normally adjoin a hotel and draw on its services. Al Reem is the first project built the other way round.

The distinction matters day to day. Residents get hotel-grade service standards without sharing a lobby, a lift or a pool with hotel guests. The building answers to residents alone.

What the brand adds for an owner:

  • Hotel-standard management. Maintenance, concierge and common areas run to an international operator’s protocols.
  • Recognition on resale and letting. A branded address needs no explanation to an overseas buyer or tenant.
  • A ready operating model. Handing the apartment to management is straightforward rather than something to assemble yourself.
  • The branded premium. Branded residences in the UAE have consistently traded above comparable unbranded towers.

Three towers on a shared podium

The scheme is three towers linked by a common podium. Each follows the same section: a promenade level, a ground floor, four podium levels, a dedicated amenities floor and twenty-four residential floors.

The design takes its cue from the mangrove landscape, with floor-to-ceiling glazing and generous balconies opening onto the water. A full floor given over to amenities is far from standard in Abu Dhabi towers.

The unit mix runs from studios through one, two and three-bedroom apartments to townhouses of up to four bedrooms. Anyone weighing an off-plan purchase here will find the general framework in our guide to securing a good off-plan deal in the UAE.

Al Reem: ten minutes from the business district

Al Reem sits around 600 metres off the main Abu Dhabi island, joined to it by road bridges. It is the capital’s densest residential district and a fully formed piece of city. The key distances:

  • Downtown Abu Dhabi — around 20 minutes. The business core and the Corniche across the bridge.
  • Zayed International Airport — around 25 minutes. A direct run on the main routes.
  • Al Maryah Island — minutes away. ADGM, the financial centre, and The Galleria mall.
  • Saadiyat Island — a short drive. The Louvre Abu Dhabi, the museums and the Cultural District beaches.

Transport has improved as well. Since 2026 an automated rapid transit service links the island to the mainland, and the capital’s water taxi network reaches the Corniche by sea.

What already exists on the island

Al Reem is inhabited rather than under construction, which separates it from the newer reclaimed districts. What residents have today:

  • Reem Mall. Over 450 stores, a hypermarket, restaurants and the Snow Abu Dhabi indoor snow park.
  • Shams Boutik. A daily-needs centre anchored by a Waitrose supermarket.
  • Repton School Abu Dhabi. A British curriculum school on the island since 2013, across two campuses.
  • Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi. A domed campus with a library and sports centre at the heart of the island.
  • Healthcare. Reem Hospital on the island, with Cleveland Clinic on neighbouring Al Maryah.
  • Reem Central Park. The island’s main green space, with a six-kilometre cycle track, courts and a skate park.

Al Reem against Saadiyat and Yas

Three island addresses in Abu Dhabi compete for the same buyer, and the difference is not quality but what the premium is charged for.

Saadiyat sells culture and Yas sells entertainment. Al Reem sells the city itself: work, school, shops and home inside one radius. That is why it holds the highest share of permanent residents and the steadiest rental demand.

Pricing reflects it. A square foot on Al Reem costs materially less than on Saadiyat or Yas for a comparable set of urban services. For an investor counting yield rather than prestige, that is the island’s central argument.

The investment case

Al Reem is a designated investment zone, so buyers of any nationality hold freehold title. Since 2024 the island has also fallen within the jurisdiction of Abu Dhabi Global Market, the capital’s financial centre.

The usual UAE terms apply: no annual property tax, no tax on rental income, and residency available from AED 2 million of registered value. Buyers new to the market should also read our note on the challenges that catch people out.

What could support values here:

  • A brand with no second example. The first standalone Radisson Residences in the world is, by definition, the only one on the market.
  • The ADGM extension. Bringing the island into the financial centre’s jurisdiction strengthens corporate demand.
  • The mangrove frontage. Protected landscape cannot be built on, so upper-floor outlooks are secure.
  • Improving transport. Rapid transit and water taxis reduce dependence on the bridges.
  • Infrastructure already delivered. Schools, a university, a hospital and malls are operating rather than promised.

The tenant base

Al Reem is among the most rented districts in Abu Dhabi. Demand comes from business-district employees, Sorbonne faculty and students, Repton parents and medical staff.

A branded address strengthens an owner’s hand. All else equal, an overseas tenant chooses the name they recognise, and hotel-grade management shortens the time a unit sits empty.

Studios and one-bedroom units here are the capital’s most liquid rental format. Work the numbers with service charges included from the start, since a branded building carries a higher rate than a standard tower. If the purchase is financed, our note on letting a mortgaged property covers the practical constraints.

How it compares on the island

Several new schemes are selling on Al Reem at the same time, which makes the positioning easy to read.

Point of comparisonRadisson ResidencesTara Park by ModonBab Al Qasr Residence 77
Conceptbranded Radisson residencesresidential quarter linked to Reem Mallresidences under the Bab Al Qasr hotel brand
Entryfrom AED 900,000 for a studiovolume segment across six towersfrom AED 2.4 million for one bedroom
Payment10 / 30 / 6040 / 60 staged to 202950 / 50 with discounts for larger deposits
CompletionQ4 2027by phaseQ4 2031
Main strengthbrand and low construction-stage outlayprice and mall connectivityfurnishing and deposit discounts

The choice follows the objective. Tara Park is cheaper to enter and Bab Al Qasr adds a beach and a fit-out. Radisson Residences offers the nearest handover and the lightest load during construction. Three different products on one island.

Who it suits

The mix of brand, short timeline and gentle payment schedule defines the buyer fairly precisely:

  • Rental investors. Studios and one-bedroom units on Al Reem let faster than any other format in the capital.
  • Buyers with limited capital up front. Only forty percent falls due before the keys are handed over.
  • Anyone wanting a short horizon. Handover at the end of 2027 rather than five years out.
  • Families. Repton, the Sorbonne campus, a hospital and a park all on one island.
  • Brand-led buyers. The first standalone Radisson Residences is an address with no equivalent anywhere.

What to request at booking

Details are released tower by tower, so the questions are worth preparing in advance:

  • Layouts and areas in tower three. They convert a headline price into a comparable rate per square metre.
  • Floor and orientation. A mangrove outlook and a courtyard outlook differ in both price and achievable rent.
  • The service charge rate. A branded building sits above the island average, and the figure belongs in the yield model.
  • Management terms. Whether a rental programme through the operator is offered, and on what basis.
  • Two-bedroom pricing. This type had not been published when the third tower was announced.

Key takeaways

  • The world’s first standalone Radisson Residences. An AED 1.2 billion development on the mangrove waterfront of Al Reem Island.
  • Phase one sold out in a day. Every released unit went within twenty-four hours of the December 2025 launch.
  • Studios from AED 900,000. One-bedroom apartments in the third tower start at AED 1.8 million.
  • A 10 / 30 / 60 schedule. Sixty percent of the price falls due only when the keys are handed over.
  • Handover in Q4 2027. One of the shortest horizons among new launches in the capital.

Getting into tower three

The first phase of this project cleared in twenty-four hours, and the third is unlikely to be calmer. DDA Real Estate is a property agency in the UAE. We work across Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah and the northern emirates, follow the capital’s branded schemes closely and receive floor plans on release day.

Look at our offers in the UAE and leave a request: we will add you to the priority list for tower three at Radisson Residences. You get the available layouts with floors and outlooks, the 10 / 30 / 60 schedule worked against your budget, and a yield projection for the units that fit it.

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