Abu Dhabi’s real estate sector, appears to be showing a promising future as strong demand is expected to outstrip supply over the coming years. Rental grow rates of up to 65% over the last 12 months have resulted in a very low vacancy rates of 1% which is excellent.
One downturn of Abu Dhabi’s growth is the property price hikes home owners experienced in 2008. Prices overall have increased by 89% which has consequently resulted in reduced rental yields. Abu Dhabi is at the top of the regional chart when it comes to real estate, making it the most expensive city for rental and purchase in the UAE.
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Zaya, an Abu Dhabi based real estate development company launched Nurai back in May this year. Nurai is one of their many planned property ventures. It is a private community of limited edition beach front estates, as well as water villas, built on a natural island off the coast of Abu Dhabi.
Property owners on Nurai can have their own piece of real estate paradise only minutes from the city. Nurai provides world class service reminiscence of a stylish boutique resort.
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Harbour Heights is a new development that provides an iconic waterfront residential lifestyle on Al Reem Island in Abu Dhabi. Situated outside the busy inner city, Harbour Heights is close enough to provide easy access to anything within and around the city.
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Solitaire Abu Dhabi offers investors a slice of UAE paradise. With ultra modern settings and features, Solitaire is the culmination of smart architectural design, quality and style.
Located in the Maysan district, Najmat Abu Dhabi, Al Reem Island, Solitaire is situated in close proximity to two 5-star hotels and the Marina Bay Apartments. Residents will be able to enjoy exquisite views of the cascading water features and greenery that connect the entire development. Investors can enjoy a world class lifestyle, all the while knowing that they have convenient access to the rest of the world.
Solitaire, Abu Dhabi Overview
Solitaire is an ultra-modern 35-story tower. The unique structure - the whole tower is made of pure glass - and concept of Solitaire allow for maximum streaming of light into the building, while spectacular views can be enjoyed all around.
Beautifully landscaped gardens provide a visual delight and further add to the superb lifestyle that is Al Reem Island.
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Marina Bay Abu Dhabi Overview
Marina Bay is a stunning 25 storey residential tower with retail and prime commercial space. Aesthetically mastered by renowned international architects, Marina Bay offers green luxury living with maximized water efficiency, eco friendly equipment that is optimized for green energy and intelligent integrated building management systems.
Marina Bay Najmat Abu Dhabi is everything a savvy investor would look for in a city that has been named the number one city in the Arab world by the Economist Group.
Abu Dhabi is the richest of the seven Emirates in the United Arab Emirates. It’s demographic profile is outstanding, with the average net worth of its 420,000 citizens toying around £8.75m per person. Abu Dhabi has the biggest fossil fuel reserve in the Middle East and is the fourth largest natural gas producer in the world.
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The ultimate in luxurious living and prestige has just been signed by Tameer holdings, one of the leading real estate companies in the region. The cascading skyscraper development will contain 4 residential towers, stepped villas and townhouses, a commercial tower, a 7-star-luxury-business hotel, a private marina and a vibrant canal promenade.
Tameer has contracted Gensler to design this project which has been estimated to be worth some AED 100 million. The whole project is expected to reach some AED 13 billion (which is around $3.5 billion).
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British Architect, Lord Norman Foster, along with Masdar, a UAE energy initiative, unveiled plans for a carbon-neutral city in the desert of Abu Dhabi last week. Foster & Partners architects will design the car-free city which will eventually house 50,000 people.
Masdar’s research institute, which was founded in partnership with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will be located in the 6.5 sq km development and aims to turn the city into an alternative energy cluster for 1,500 businesses.
Sultan al-Jaber, Masdar’s chief executive, said “Masdar City will become the world’s hub for future energy - By taking sustainable development and living to a new level, it will lead the world in understanding how all future cities should be built.”
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Tuesday, December 23rd, 2008 
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Abu Dhabi’s real estate sector, appears to be showing a promising future as strong demand is expected to outstrip supply over the coming years. Rental grow rates of up to 65% over the last 12 months have resulted in a very low vacancy rates of 1% which is excellent.
