Quattro Del Mar

Quattro Del Mar is a four-tower residential development by RAK Properties, situated within the Mina Al Arab waterfront district in Ras Al Khaimah. Comprising 14 residences across four buildings, it is scheduled for completion in Q4 2026 and is currently under construction.

# Four Towers, One Podium, and a Position on the Arabian Gulf

The project takes its identity from its structure: four towers connected by a shared podium and a sky bridge that links the buildings at height. The architecture uses champagne-toned cladding and glass, a palette chosen to read differently as the light shifts from morning to evening over the water. At the scale of 14 residences across four buildings, this is a deliberately intimate scheme, closer in character to a private residential compound than a conventional tower block.

Mina Al Arab is RAK Properties' flagship master-planned community, built along a natural lagoon system on the coast of Ras Al Khaimah. The location sits outside Dubai but draws buyers who want waterfront access, lower land costs and the quieter character of the northern emirate, without sacrificing connectivity to the wider UAE.

# Residences: Two and Three Bedrooms at Significant Scale

Every unit in Quattro Del Mar is large by any regional standard. The two-bedroom residences begin at 1,932 sq ft and extend to 4,245 sq ft, reflecting what appear to be both standard and duplex configurations within that single bedroom count. Three-bedroom homes range from approximately 2,218 sq ft up to 4,178 sq ft, with pricing between AED 7.9 million and AED 11.6 million depending on configuration and floor.

The duplex-format two-bedrooms, at 3,900 to 4,245 sq ft and priced from AED 9.4 million, represent the top of the range. At that size, they sit comfortably alongside large-format apartments in Dubai's premium coastal neighbourhoods, while the per-square-foot cost reflects the Ras Al Khaimah land premium rather than a Dubai Marina or Palm Jumeirah comparable.

Kitchens come fitted. Otherwise, the residences are delivered unfurnished, giving buyers latitude over interiors. Service charges run at AED 15 to 18 per sq ft annually, a figure to factor into total cost of ownership, particularly for the larger duplex units.

# Shared Facilities Across the Podium and Grounds

The integrated podium carries a substantial amenity programme for a 14-unit development. Residents have access to a pool club, spa club, yoga facilities and an open-air wellness area alongside a fitness centre. Social infrastructure includes a clubhouse, a social lounge, a VR and social media lounge, and a cinema auditorium.

# Outdoor and Leisure Provision

On the leisure side, there is a mini golf course, a pet park, a kids' play area, and direct access to what the developer describes as a lagoon beach and yacht beach club. Retail space is incorporated within the podium. Taken together, the amenity list is broad for a scheme of this size, designed so that daily life largely unfolds within the development's own footprint.

# What the Location Offers Beyond the Site Boundary

Mina Al Arab occupies a coastal position in Ras Al Khaimah, connected to Dubai via the E311 and E11 highways. The drive to Dubai International Airport typically takes between 45 minutes and an hour depending on traffic, placing the development within practical commuting range for buyers who divide time between the two emirates.

Ras Al Khaimah has invested consistently in its tourism and hospitality infrastructure over the past decade, with a concentration of resort properties in the northern coastal zone. The broader Mina Al Arab community sits within this arc of development, giving residents access to beach hotels, restaurants and marina facilities without the density of a major urban centre.

# The Case for a Buyer Who Has Looked at Dubai and Looked Again

Quattro Del Mar addresses a specific kind of buyer calculation. Someone who wants finished space above 3,000 sq ft on the water, with full amenity provision, and who has run the numbers on Palm Jumeirah or Dubai Harbour and found them unfavourable, will find the pricing here materially different. The two-bedroom duplexes and larger three-bedroom units offer a floor area that commands a significant premium in Dubai's coastal market.

The trade-off is location. Ras Al Khaimah is not Dubai, and buyers need to resolve that honestly before committing. For those with flexibility on address, whether second-home purchasers, GCC families seeking a lower-density coastal base, or European buyers with no fixed office requirement, the numbers at Quattro Del Mar are worth reading carefully. At 14 units total, the exit market is narrow, which cuts both ways: limited supply can support value, but liquidity in a resale scenario requires a patient approach.