Al Hamra Greens

Al Hamra Greens is a 195-unit residential building by Al Hamra, located within the Al Jazeera Al Hamra district of Ras Al Khaimah, offering one, two and three-bedroom apartments priced from approximately AED 1.45 million to AED 3.54 million. Completion is scheduled for Q1 2028, with construction currently under way.

# A Single Building in a Master-Planned Coastal Community

Al Jazeera Al Hamra sits roughly 45 minutes north of Dubai by road, occupying a stretch of coastline that Al Hamra has been developing for over two decades. The broader Al Hamra Village master plan covers approximately 77 million square feet, incorporating five resort hotels, a 200-berth marina and four interconnected lagoons. Al Hamra Greens is a single residential tower within that framework, carrying a service charge of AED 12 per square foot.

The project's positioning within an established, low-density community is worth understanding. Unlike many Dubai off-plan launches that place buyers in half-built districts, Al Hamra Greens sits adjacent to infrastructure that already functions: a shopping mall, schools, beach access and hospitality venues are all operational neighbours.

# Residences, Layouts and Floor Areas

The building holds 195 units across three configurations.

One-bedroom apartments run at either 740 or 897 square feet depending on layout variant. Two-bedroom residences come in three floor-plate sizes: 1,103, 1,140 and 1,215 square feet. Three-bedroom apartments are 1,662 square feet throughout, priced from AED 3.31 million to AED 3.85 million at the upper end of the range. All units are delivered semi-furnished.

# Price points by configuration

One-bedroom units start at AED 1.35 million and reach as high as AED 1.77 million depending on size and floor. Two-bedrooms range from roughly AED 1.99 million to AED 2.71 million across the various layout variants. The spread within each bedroom category is meaningful, suggesting meaningful variation by floor or orientation rather than a flat pricing structure.

Equipped kitchens are included. Beyond that, the developer's published specification references high-quality materials and modern finishes without specifying brands or finish grades.

# Amenities on Site

The building's amenity programme is geared toward active daily use rather than headline-grabbing facilities. Resort-style pools anchor the outdoor offering, supported by a BBQ terrace and a jogging and cycling loop. Sports provision includes a paddle tennis court and a basketball court. A fitness studio, kids' play area and a pet-friendly park complete the ground-level mix.

No spa, concierge or hotel-style services are listed. The amenity set is honest to a residential building rather than a serviced residence.

# Al Jazeerah Beach, the Mall and the Airport

The nearest retail is Al Hamra Mall, 1.1 kilometres away. RAK Academy's Al Hamra campus sits 1.8 kilometres from the building, making this a practical choice for families. Sia's Park Hamra Village is 1.6 kilometres distant, and Al Jazeerah Beach is reachable within 2.7 kilometres.

Ras Al Khaimah International Airport is 33.4 kilometres away, a manageable distance for frequent travellers. Dubai is accessible via the Emirates Road, though buyers expecting a daily commute to central Dubai should factor that journey time carefully into their calculations.

# Who Al Hamra Greens Suits in the Current Market

Ras Al Khaimah has attracted sustained attention from GCC and international buyers over the past two years, partly as a value alternative to Dubai and partly on its own merits: lower density, cleaner coastline and a regulatory environment that mirrors Dubai's in key investor protections.

For a buyer seeking beach-adjacent living with a sub-AED 2 million entry point, the one-bedroom offering here is structurally competitive against comparable Dubai Marina or Palm Jumeirah stock, where equivalent square footage commands a significant premium. The three-bedroom apartments at 1,662 square feet, priced below AED 3.9 million, represent the segment most likely to attract families relocating from European cities where that floor area would cost considerably more.

The Q1 2028 completion date gives buyers a 30-month horizon. At zero construction progress today, the full cycle remains ahead. That is a consideration rather than a deterrent, but it rewards buyers who have studied Al Hamra's delivery record on comparable projects before committing.