Mirasol II

Mirasol II is a waterfront residential development by RAK Properties, positioned within Mina Al Arab in Ras Al Khaimah, comprising three buildings and 70 residences scheduled for completion in Q3 2028.

# Three Buildings on the North Harbour Edge

Mina Al Arab is one of the more considered master-planned communities in the UAE's northern emirates, built around preserved wetlands, mangrove channels and a coastline that runs considerably quieter than anything in Dubai proper. RAK Properties has been the dominant force behind the district's residential fabric, and Mirasol II continues that lineage as the second phase of an established series.

The development sits directly on the North Harbour Promenade, one of the community's primary waterfront spines. Three buildings share the site, holding a combined total of 70 homes. That restraint in density is deliberate and carries real implications for residents: shared facilities serve a smaller pool of owners, and the promenade frontage is proportionally generous.

Construction is under way, with no readiness progress recorded at the time of publication and a target delivery of Q3 2028.

# Residences from 799 to 3,742 Square Feet

The range is broad. One-bedroom apartments begin at roughly 584 square feet and stretch to just over 1,326 square feet, with pricing from approximately AED 1.41 million to AED 2.42 million depending on configuration and floor. Two-bedroom homes run from 1,084 to 1,386 square feet, priced between AED 2.53 million and AED 2.71 million.

The upper tier of the building changes character entirely. Three-bedroom residences reach 3,742 square feet, with the largest units priced at AED 12.37 million and above. These are not simply larger apartments: at that scale, the layouts read closer to private houses arranged vertically, with significant terrace areas implied by the overall footprint.

Kitchens are fitted as standard. All other spaces are delivered unfurnished, allowing buyers to appoint interiors to their own specification. The service charge is set at AED 15 per square foot annually.

# What the Amenity Programme Covers

The wellness infrastructure across the development includes a gymnasium, yoga studio, sauna, steam rooms and a jogging track. For water, there is both a splash pool and a separate oasis pool set within parkland. Sunken beds and landscaped terraces extend the outdoor offer beyond purely functional exercise space.

The social programming is anchored by two distinct food and beverage concepts: a lounge and juice bar for day-to-day use, and a restaurant operated in collaboration with a Michelin-starred entity. The outdoor cinema and reading garden address leisure at a slower register. Collectively, the amenity mix reflects the positioning of the broader Mina Al Arab community, which was conceived as a resort-adjacent environment rather than a conventional residential suburb.

# Ras Al Khaimah's Position on the Map

The residents' beach at Mina Al Arab sits 1.2 kilometres from the site. Al Hamra Mall, the main retail destination for the northern shoreline corridor, is 7.2 kilometres away. Ras Al Khaimah International Airport is 32.6 kilometres distant, a journey of roughly 30 minutes under normal conditions.

Dubai International Airport is approximately 75 kilometres from Mina Al Arab via the E311 and E11, placing the project within practical commuting range of Dubai for buyers who prioritise space and quieter surroundings over proximity to the city core. The opening of Wynn Al Marjan Island, the UAE's first licensed casino resort, planned nearby, has already sharpened international investor attention on Ras Al Khaimah as a destination in its own right.

# Who Mirasol II Is Calibrated For

At the one- and two-bedroom end, Mirasol II competes on price per square foot in a market where comparable waterfront product in Dubai now frequently exceeds AED 2,500 per square foot. The one-bedroom units in particular offer meaningful size at a price point that would secure something considerably smaller in most Dubai coastal communities.

At the three-bedroom level, the buyer profile shifts. Families and second-home purchasers from Europe and the GCC seeking a low-density coastal environment, without the operational complexity of a villa, find an argument here that Dubai's denser developments struggle to match. The 2028 completion window also suits buyers who want off-plan exposure to a market that has posted consistent price growth since 2022, while retaining time to arrange financing or reconfigure their portfolio before handover.