Riviera Residences Phase 2 will comprise 389 apartments, eight Bay Villas, six Sky Villas and a penthouse. Designed by Herzog & de Meuron, the development will continue its distinctive architectural approach, featuring custom-made, mother-of-pearl-inspired façade elements referencing Abu Dhabi’s pearl-diving heritage. The architectural concept also incorporates bespoke design elements, including a 30-metre-long 3D sand-printed lobby installation designed by Herzog & de Meuron, custom-designed glass panels and carefully selected interior finishes. The residences will feature thoughtfully designed layouts, refined natural materials and private balconies or terraces that connect indoor living with the surrounding landscape and waterfront setting.

The community will offer over 65,000 square feet of resort-style amenities, including swimming pools, spa and wellness facilities, indoor and outdoor fitness spaces, a padel court, lounges and children’s play areas. These will be complemented by landscaped gardens and a waterfront promenade featuring cafés, restaurants and retail spaces overlooking the bay and Al Reem skyline.

Phase 2’s landscape draws inspiration from Mediterranean coastal gardens, reinterpreting the planted terraces and layered greenery of the French and Italian Riviera for Abu Dhabi’s climate. Designed as a continuous green environment extending from the approximately 300-metre waterfront promenade to the Sky Garden and private Sky Villa terraces, the landscape will feature around 300 trees and palms, more than 7,000 square metres of planted surfaces and over 60 plant species and varieties.

The landscape will incorporate three distinct garden concepts: the Sea Pearl Garden, Energy Garden and Bloom Orchard, bringing together spaces for relaxation, wellbeing and family activities. Aromatic plants including rosemary, thyme and lavender, alongside flowering species and citrus trees, will create a sensory experience throughout the development. The planting palette will combine Mediterranean influences with UAE-native and climate-adapted species selected to withstand Abu Dhabi’s heat, salinity and wind exposure. High-efficiency drip irrigation, automated controls and weather sensors will support efficient water management and long-term maintenance. A one-kilometre walking path will weave through the landscaped gardens, creating opportunities for residents to enjoy outdoor activities and connect with nature.

The announcement comes as residential sales across Al Reem and Al Maryah islands, within the ADGM area, reached AED 10.5 billion in H1 2026, up 153% year-on-year, according to the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre’s market report.

Michael Belton, CEO of MERED, said: “Abu Dhabi is developing a waterfront residential identity that can be recognised internationally and remains distinctly its own. At Riviera Residences, we are bringing global architectural expertise into a design shaped by the capital’s heritage and its relationship with the sea. At its heart is a simple idea: to live within a garden while looking towards the water and the wider landscape. Phase 2 will allow us to carry that thinking and showcase our commitment to Abu Dhabi. The quality set out in the design must be evident in the completed homes and in residents’ everyday experience, so that Riviera Residences becomes an enduring part of the city’s waterfront.”

At Riviera Residences 1, enabling works have been completed, and construction is progressing on schedule towards completion in Q3 2029. All pre-launch units sold out in Q4 2025.

Design and delivery collaborators include Herzog & de Meuron, the Pritzker Prize-winning architectural practice, and Paris-based Michel Desvigne Paysagiste, responsible for landscape design.  London-based Dseesion Interiors has designed the Bay Villa interiors, drawing inspiration from Italian Riviera destinations and Mediterranean and Emirati living traditions.

Phase 2 of Riviera Residences is targeted for completion in Q2 2030.

For more information on MERED and Riviera Residences, visit mered.ae.

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Alongside Bayut’s analysis, the latest Market Sentiment Survey by dubizzle and Bayut, also points to a generally confident outlook. Buyers are the most optimistic group, with 46% expecting property prices to rise over the next 12 months.  Among the surveyed buyers, 60% described themselves as highly confident or cautiously optimistic about the market over the next 5 years.

Q3 2026 Trends for Buying Properties in Abu Dhabi

Buyers’ interest stayed strong in the established communities as prices remained largely steady, with minor adjustments recorded in several areas. The survey findings point to a more measured resale environment, with 79% of sellers pricing their properties at or below market value and 69% willing to negotiate. Realistic pricing, transparency and flexibility remain important factors as buyers become more calculated in assessing available opportunities and making purchase decisions.

• Saadiyat Island and The Marina attracted the highest level of interest from Ultra High-Net-Worth Individuals (UHNWIs) in the ultra-luxury segment. Whereas buyers seeking luxury apartments demonstrated a preference for properties on Yas Island and Al Raha Beach.
• Al Reem Island led the search demand within the mid-tier apartment sector. Masdar City and Baniyas followed, both recording an increase in average asking price per square foot.
• Al Ghadeer has emerged as the top choice for affordable apartments and witnessed an overall increase in average asking price per square foot. Al Reef and Al Shamkha also attracted buyers in this segment.
• Those searching for ultra-luxury villas leaned toward Nurai Islandand Saadiyat Island, while Yas Island and Al Raha Beach remained favourites for buyers and investors seeking luxury villas. Al Raha Gardens and Zayed City remained popular among buyers searching for mid-tier villas. For budget-friendly villas, Al Shamkha and Al Reef were the primary focus areas in Q3 2026.
• According to Bayut’s data, the average advertised price per square foot for affordable and mid-tier apartments in Al Ghadeer, Al Shamkha, Masdar Cityand Baniyas witnessed moderate increases of 3% to 20%. Notably, mid-tier apartments in Baniyas recorded a price per sq. ft. increase of 9.20%, followed by affordable flats in Al Ghadeer, which witnessed a moderate rise of 6.20%. Among popular residential island communities, price per sq. ft. for Al Maryah Island apartments rose by 3.20% in Q3 2026.

Highest Rental Yield Locations in the UAE Capital

• Al Maryah Islandreported a 00% ROI in the luxury apartment category, while The Marina, with a 5.00% return on investment (ROI), was the preferred choice for ultra-luxury apartments.
• Al Samhamaintained its demand for mid-tier apartment purchases with a projected rental yield of 10% during the third quarter of 2026. Affordable apartments in Al Reef offered a high projected return on investment (ROI) of 7.90%, emerging as a decent investment option in the budget-friendly apartment category.
• Among the top ROI locations for villas, the luxury villa segment was dominated by Al Raha Beach, which recorded modest returns of 20%. Saadiyat Island, a favourite among UHNWIs, offered a 4.30%ROI in Q3 2026.
• Between Two Bridges (Bain Al Jessrain)offered the highest ROI of 10% for affordable houses, while Al Dhafrah villas had an ROI of 11.50%.

Popular Off-plan Projects in Abu Dhabi for Q3 2026

• Popular affordable off-plan apartment projects included Al Reeman 1and Reeman Garden 1. Shams Abu Dhabi was the preferred choice for mid-tier off-plan apartments. Gardenia Bay and Saadiyat Cultural District were the most popular off-plan projects offering luxury and ultra-luxury apartments, respectively.
• Regarding popular off-plan villa projects, Al Reeman 2and Bloom Living were the top choices in the budget-friendly and mid-tier categories, respectively.  Island community off-plan villa developments of Yas Park Gate and Saadiyat Lagoons attracted luxury and ultra-luxury property buyers.

Trends for Renting Properties in Abu Dhabi

With a few exceptions, property rents in popular areas of Abu Dhabi largely stayed stable or saw subtle changes. Sentiments seem to be balanced regarding rental prices in the Emirate, with half of the participants expecting rents to stay stable over the next few months while 25% anticipate a rise. The market benefits from steady demand, supported by survey findings showing 47% of buyers plan to move within a month.

Bayut’s Q3 2026 data analysis reveals the resilient nature of Abu Dhabi‘s rental property market.

• In the luxury and ultra-luxury segment, Al Raha Beachand Saadiyat Island were preferred locations for renting apartments, while Yas Island and Saadiyat Island led the rental market for villas.
• Khalifa Cityand Al Reem Island have been prominent choices for affordable and mid-tier apartment rentals. At the same time, Zayed City and Khalifa City have emerged as the top searched areas for renting affordable and mid-tier villas in the UAE capital.

The real estate market in Abu Dhabi has everything to become an attractive option for both local and international investors. The sales sector has shown resilience, indicating a positive outlook for the remainder of the year. Consumer confidence remains sustained, with expectations of continued upward movement in the months ahead.

Commenting on the findings, Haider Ali Khan, CEO of Bayut, and Board Member of the Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, said:

“Abu Dhabi is becoming a serious contender in the global property market, and we’re seeing that particularly in ultra-luxury homes and branded residences. The range of off-plan projects is giving buyers more choice and attracting interest from international high-net-worth individuals and institutional investors.

This confidence also comes from knowing that the right foundations are in place. The government’s focus on clearer regulation, greater transparency and investor-friendly policies is helping buyers feel more confident about their decisions. Looking ahead, I expect Abu Dhabi to continue attracting interest from both local and international buyers, putting the market in a strong position as we approach the end of 2026.”

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Located within Zayed City in Abu Dhabi, Bloom Living is a fully integrated community that brings together residential, education, retail, leisure, wellness and everyday services within one connected and walkable community.

Bloom Living was named best ‘Apartment – Condominium Development in Abu Dhabi’, recognising the premium quality and diversity of its residential offering, and best ‘Residential Development in Abu Dhabi’, reflecting its approach to creating homes and neighbourhoods around the needs of residents and families.

The project also won best ‘Mixed Use Development in Abu Dhabi’, highlighting the integration of residential, education, retail, leisure, wellness and everyday services within one connected and walkable community, and best ‘Mixed Use Architecture in Abu Dhabi’, recognising a distinctive architectural identity inspired by Mediterranean Spanish design and a masterplan that places landscaped open spaces, connectivity and the pedestrian experience at its heart.

The four accolades recognise the different elements that define Bloom Living, from the design and quality of individual homes to the architecture, planning and mix of uses that shape the wider living experience.

Carlos Wakim, CEO of Bloom Holding, said, “Being recognised across four categories reflects the strength of our vision for community living, bringing together thoughtfully designed homes, distinctive architecture and a carefully integrated mix of amenities and everyday services to create a connected environment centred on how people live. It reinforces our belief that the most successful communities are those designed around how people live, interact with and experience their surroundings every day.”

The Arabian Property Awards are part of the International Property Awards, one of the world’s most prestigious programmes recognising excellence across the global real estate sector. Judged by an independent panel of leading industry professionals, the awards assess entries against criteria including design, quality, service, originality and innovation.

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The pipeline could bring an estimated AED 33 billion to AED 45 billion of new inventory before year-end, with a new launch roughly every three days.

Despite the scale of new supply, Metropolitan’s believes the market is increasingly driven by product quality rather than launch hype. Buyers are becoming more selective, weighing location, design, community offering, branding, pricing and developer track record.

“What we are seeing in Abu Dhabi is not simply a large number of new projects coming to market. It is a sign of how quickly the market itself is maturing. With around 30 launches expected over the next 90 days, buyers will have more choice than ever and that changes the conversation,” said Evgeny Ratskevich, CEO of Metropolitan Capital Real Estate.

“Abu Dhabi is increasingly becoming a product market. The projects that will perform are not necessarily those that sell out the fastest, but those that offer the right combination of location, quality, pricing, lifestyle and long-term value. The fundamentals are encouraging. Off-plan remains the dominant part of the market, while resale activity and repeat-sale values are also growing. For us, the most important signal is that demand is becoming more diversified and more informed. As we move into 2027, we expect the market to become increasingly selective, and ultimately, the product will decide,” he added.

According to developer reports and Metropolitan’s analysis of registry, data shows that more than AED 40 billion of residential property have found buyers since January this year.

Modon’s Hudayriyat Golf Estates led with more than AED 13 billion, followed by Ohana’s Manchester City Yas Residences Phase 1 at around AED 6 billion and Aldar’s Talay, Talay Beach and Yas Riva Reserve at more than AED 5 billion. Eagle Hills’ Ramhan Island (about AED 2 billion), ORA’s BAYN (AED 1.8 billion) and Modon’s Tara Park (AED 1.4 billion) also featured, alongside more than 40 other launches worth around AED 14 billion.

According to ADREC data and Metropolitan’s analysis, between January and mid-September, around 82% of transactions were off-plan, while resale transactions rose approximately 34% year-on-year. Off-plan resales have nearly tripled, while repeat-sale prices have increased by approximately 20% for apartments and 12% for villas. Buyers come from 116 nationalities, reinforcing Abu Dhabi’s increasingly international appeal.

According to Metropolitan, regulation has underpinned that confidence. Transactions run through DARI (Abu Dhabi’s official digital real estate platform to handle online property transactions, lease registrations, and ownership services), listings are verified through Madhmoun (Abu Dhabi’s digital permit system and Multiple Listing Service) and off-plan payments are held in escrow. A new framework introduced in September also lets buyers who have paid 50% of an off-plan home finance the balance during construction, and ADREC has now taken the number of investment zones to 50.

Looking ahead to 2027

Metropolitan expects the next phase of the market to be defined by five shifts:

1. Phased launches and retail-pace sales will replace the race to sell out on day one, rewarding developers who price for the long term.
2. Buyers will increasingly choose complete districts over individual towers, as schools, marinas, leisure and transport become part of the offer.
3. Branded and serviced living will move from niche to mainstream.
4. Financing will widen the buyer pool, helped by regulatory changes and developer-bank partnerships.
5. International developers, new partnerships and major infrastructure, including Etihad Rail and new bridges, will bring fresh capital and momentum to the market.

“In a market this active, not every project will win and that is a sign of health, not risk,” added Mr. Ratskevich. “The buyers who do well in 2027 will be the ones who ask which product is right for them, not how fast it sold.”

For more information, please visit www.abu-dhabi.realestate.

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While transaction volumes declined by 19% quarter-on-quarter and 7% year-on-year, total sales value remained 32% above Q3 2025 levels, reflecting continued demand for higher-value properties.

Off-plan properties accounted for 81% of residential transactions during the quarter, reinforcing their dominant position in the market. The average off-plan transaction value reached AED 5 million, increasing by 15% quarter-on-quarter and 40% year-on-year, while the average ready-property transaction stood at AED 2.8 million.

Luxury residential market sees renewed momentum

The luxury segment recorded particularly strong activity, with 582 transactions exceeding AED 10 million during Q3 2026, representing a 35% quarterly increase and a 104% rise compared with the same period last year. Off-plan properties accounted for 95% of these transactions.

Rachael Kennerley, Director of Research at Savills Middle East, commented, “Abu Dhabi’s residential market continues to demonstrate resilience, even as transaction volumes moderate from the levels recorded earlier this year. What we’re seeing is a shift towards higher-value purchases, particularly in the off-plan and luxury segments, where demand remains strong.

“Buyers are becoming increasingly selective, with greater emphasis on location, quality and long-term value. Abu Dhabi’s expanding lifestyle offering, infrastructure investment and growing international profile continue to support interest from both local and overseas buyers.”

Residential prices remain resilient

Residential prices recorded moderate quarterly growth, with average apartment values reaching AED 22,700 per sq m, up 9% year-on-year, while villa and townhouse prices averaged AED 18,200 per sq m, an annual increase of 8%.

The rental market recorded 50,500 transactions during the quarter, up 29% from Q2 2026, largely driven by renewals, which accounted for 68% of rental activity. New rental rates showed mixed performance across key residential communities, reflecting increasingly location-specific market conditions.

International investment supports long-term outlook

International investment continues to play an important role in Abu Dhabi’s residential market. Foreign buyers, including resident expatriates and non-resident investors, accounted for 70% of residential sales value in the first half of 2026, compared with 64% in H1 2024.

Looking ahead, approximately 68,000 additional residential units are projected to enter the market by 2030, with new supply concentrated across key locations including Saadiyat Island, Al Reem Island, Yas Island and Zayed City.

Savills expects demand to remain supported by Abu Dhabi’s economic fundamentals, ongoing infrastructure investment and continued interest in premium residential developments, although the growing supply pipeline will remain an important factor in shaping market performance.

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The transaction marks Aldar’s first real estate investment in the emirate and expands its develop-to-hold pipeline to AED21 billion. The transaction will add more than 1,100 units to Aldar’s portfolio, with the assets to be delivered by Arada in Q4 2029.

Building on the recently announced AED15 billion development partnership between Aldar and Arada, the transaction provides Aldar with access to Sharjah’s large and growing residential market through an established integrated community. The investment also broadens Aldar’s geographic exposure while adding a high-quality residential opportunity with attractive long-term fundamentals.

Talal Al Dhiyebi, Group Chief Executive Officer of Aldar, said the investment in Aljada marks the group’s entry into Sharjah’s residential market and expands its portfolio of rental properties, in line with its “develop-and-hold” strategy. He added that Aldar looks forward to further strengthening its partnership with Arada.

Ahmed Alkhoshaibi, Group Chief Executive Officer of Arada, said: “This transaction is a strong vote of confidence in both Aljada and the Sharjah residential market more broadly. This investment marks another step in our growing partnership with Aldar, and we look forward to identifying further opportunities to work together across sectors.”

Aljada is a leading mixed-use master development in Sharjah, spanning 2.2 million sqm and expected to comprise approximately 25,000 residential units at full build-out, with an anticipated gross sales value of AED35 billion.

Residential handovers have been underway since 2021, with over 8,800 units delivered across multiple districts.

The community is supported by completed lifestyle, hospitality, education and retail infrastructure, including the Madar family entertainment district, two international schools, two hotels, the Nest student housing complex and more than 300,000 sq ft of occupied retail space.

The community is within easy reach of Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Road and Al Dhaid Road, seven minutes from Sharjah International Airport and around 20 minutes from Dubai International Airport, providing strong connectivity to both Sharjah and Dubai.

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Published today, the index provides insight into the locations best placed to attract and retain the next generation of high-net-worth individuals, identified as those under 40 who have recently made, or inherited, their wealth. The report analyses over 100 destinations across four overarching metrics: business, governance and connectivity; wealth clusters and local environment; wealth management and taxation; and lifestyle.

“An estimated US$84 trillion is expected to transfer between generations over the next two decades,” comments Kelcie Sellers, associate director, Savills World Research. “As this wealth passes to a younger, more globally mobile and digitally connected generation, priorities are evolving, with lifestyle, education, wellness, and personal values increasingly influencing where they choose to live, invest and establish their business.”

Both cities combine favourable tax environments, business-friendly policies and significant infrastructure investment with a sophisticated luxury offering. Dubai’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, global connectivity and lifestyle appeal continue to attract international talent and capital, while Abu Dhabi complements this with its growing financial centre, a rising number of family offices, expanding economic opportunities and a high quality of life.

Lifestyle is a key differentiator across EMEA, and Dubai stands out. Alongside London, it hosts the highest number of prestige sporting events each year of the locations analysed, including major golf tournaments and ATP tennis, while Abu Dhabi hosts Formula 1 and major golf events.

“Dubai and Abu Dhabi’s place in the global top 10 reflects how the UAE’s proposition has evolved to meet the priorities of the next generation of wealth,” comments Rachael Kennerley, director, research, Savills Middle East. “Dubai’s entrepreneurial ecosystem and connectivity continue to draw international talent and capital, while Abu Dhabi’s growing financial centre and family office community add depth to the region’s wealth management offer. Across the GCC, succession planning is becoming more prominent, with families placing greater focus on governance, next-generation involvement and the long-term deployment of capital within the region.”

Globally, New York tops the index, followed by Miami, London, San Francisco and Los Angeles. London leads the EMEA rankings, while Singapore is the highest-ranking Asia Pacific location, in sixth place. Markets across EMEA account for 16 of the global top 30, spanning global financial centres, coastal markets and Alpine destinations.

Looking ahead, the report highlights the UAE as one of the dynamic economies attracting attention through strong wealth creation, infrastructure investment and improving lifestyle credentials. Changing preferences around lifestyle, wellness, privacy, education and global connectivity are also supporting demand for branded residences, wellness-led developments and turnkey properties that allow globally mobile buyers to move seamlessly between homes and jurisdictions.

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Located along Yas Canal, adjacent to Yas Island, the development spans 1.67 million square metres and will feature more than 2,000 residences. The world’s first Manchester City-branded residential community has already broken ground, with phased delivery scheduled by 2029.

In a video appearance by Manchester City star Erling Haaland, he announced that he was excited to be joining the Ohana family as a proud homeowner with a five-bedroom villa for his family at Manchester City Yas Residences by Ohana. Additionally, Manchester City legend, Alfie Haaland also picked up the keys to his new home in the community.

Pep Guardiola also appeared on stage for a discussion exploring teamwork, resilience and the importance of sport and wellbeing beyond football.

Husein Salem, CEO of Ohana Development, said: “The response to our first phase demonstrated the confidence buyers place in Abu Dhabi and our vision for Manchester City Yas Residences by Ohana. Phase 2 builds on that momentum, offering more families and investors the opportunity to become part of this unique community. Welcoming Pep Guardiola as our official brand ambassador further reinforces our commitment to creating a residential destination centred on sport, wellbeing and lasting value.”

Pep Guardiola said: “In professional sport, we understand that performance depends on more than training. Recovery, balance and wellbeing are just as important, and those principles matter in everyday life too. Manchester City Yas Residences by Ohana places sport and wellness at the heart of the community, giving residents opportunities to stay active, recharge and spend time together. That approach is what makes the project particularly appealing to me, and I am pleased to join Ohana Development as its official brand ambassador for this unique community.”

For more information on Ohana Development, please visit https://ohana.ae/.

*Source: AETOSWire

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An on-site groundbreaking ceremony in Meydan Horizon was attended by senior leadership and key project partners, celebrating the official start of construction. Scheduled for handover in Q1 2029, Rove Home Meydan Horizon represents the first residential collaboration between ALAIN and Rove Hotels, combining ALAIN’s real estate expertise with Rove’s distinctive approach to connected, community-focused living.

The 19-storey development will comprise 190 stylish, fully furnished one- and two-bedroom apartments. Each home is designed with smart layouts, modern finishes, and vibrant Rove-inspired interiors that emphasise flexibility and functional living. Situated in the emerging Meydan Horizon district in MBR City, the project is anchored by a two-kilometre lagoon and offers a balanced blend of waterfront living and green spaces, with convenient access to Downtown Dubai, DIFC and Dubai Creek Harbour via the city’s major road networks.

Residents will have access to an extensive suite of curated, hospitality-inspired amenities. These include a co-working lounge, a Rove Café, state-of-the-art gym, yoga studio, an outdoor cinema, swimming pool, jogging track and multi-purpose exercise zones, all designed to foster a strong sense of wellness, balance and community connection.

Khaled Al-Khoori, Managing Director of ALAIN, said: “Rove Home Meydan Horizon marks ALAIN’s third groundbreaking this year, reflecting the scale of our development activity and our continued commitment to delivering distinctive residential communities. As demand for high-quality branded residences continues, our partnership with Rove Hotels allows us to bring a distinctive and energetic approach to modern living—delivering long-term value for investors while creating a vibrant, well-connected community for residents.”

Paul Bridger, Head of Rove Hotels, added: “Our partnership with ALAIN brings together a shared vision for modern living. Rove Home Meydan Horizon is designed to offer more than just a place to live, with an extensive range of amenities in one of Dubai’s well-connected neighbourhoods, creating a vibrant residential community that reflects the energy and lifestyle of its future residents. With construction now officially underway, we look forward to seeing this vision take shape.”

This construction milestone reinforces ALAIN’s commitment to disciplined execution and strategic partnerships that support Dubai’s long-term urban growth.

For more information, visit alainam.ae.

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