Renad Tower

Renad Tower is a furnished residential tower by Tiger Group, situated on Reem Island and scheduled for completion in September 2026. The development sits within one of Abu Dhabi's designated freehold zones, offering one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments priced from approximately AED 1.97 million.

# The Tower and Its Position on Reem Island

Reem Island occupies a position roughly 600 metres off Abu Dhabi's northeastern mainland coast, separated from the city by a narrow channel and connected by a series of bridges. The island functions as a mixed-use district, combining residential towers, commercial buildings and waterfront promenades in a pattern that has attracted sustained developer interest since freehold ownership was opened to international buyers.

Renad Tower is a single building. At 16 per cent construction progress as of current reporting, the project is in its early structural phases, with handover targeted for the third quarter of 2026.

The tower's setting reflects what Reem Island has become over the past decade: a dense but relatively ordered residential address that sits close to the sea without belonging entirely to the resort typology, and close to Abu Dhabi's financial and cultural core without sitting inside it.

# Residences, Layouts and Floor Areas

The available mix spans one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom configurations. One-bedroom apartments are sized at approximately 637 to 728 square feet. Two-bedroom units are consistently sized at around 1,275 square feet. The three-bedroom configuration runs to approximately 1,642 square feet, the largest floor plate in the building.

All apartments are delivered fully furnished.

Pricing across the one-bedroom range spans from AED 1.85 million to around AED 2.21 million depending on floor and aspect. Two-bedroom units carry asking prices between AED 2.60 million and AED 4.00 million. The three-bedroom unit is listed at AED 3.58 million. The service charge is set at AED 10 per square foot annually.

The furnished specification positions these as accessible either to end-users who want immediate occupancy or to investors targeting the short- or long-term rental market, where furnished stock on Reem Island commands a consistent premium.

# Amenities and Shared Facilities

The building includes a premium gym, a swimming pool and dedicated children's play areas. The amenity offer is focused rather than extensive, which suits the scale of a single tower rather than a large masterplanned community.

# Why Reem Island Still Draws Buyers

Reem Island's proximity to Al Maryah Island, home to Galleria Mall and a concentration of international banks and professional services, gives the address practical weight beyond its waterfront positioning. Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi's cultural and beach district, sits to the northwest. The island's infrastructure, including healthcare facilities, schools and retail, has matured considerably over the past several years.

For buyers who divide time between Dubai and Abu Dhabi, or who base themselves in the capital and commute, Reem Island offers a calibre of address that remains competitive against comparable Dubai waterfront product at equivalent price points.

# What Renad Tower Offers a Cross-Border Buyer

The project occupies a price band that works for several buyer profiles. At the one-bedroom entry level, circa AED 1.85 million to 2.21 million, the ticket size is accessible to European and Asian buyers diversifying into UAE property without committing to the higher thresholds that Dubai's branded residences now typically demand. At the two-bedroom level, the AED 2.6 million to 4.0 million spread reflects variation by floor and orientation rather than a change in floor area, which means buyers can calibrate their spend against view rather than size.

Tiger Group brings an established development track record across the UAE. The furnished delivery reduces the friction of remote ownership. And Reem Island's freehold status means that for GCC nationals and international investors alike, the ownership structure is straightforward.

For a buyer who has already considered Dubai and is now pressure-testing Abu Dhabi as an alternative or complement, Renad Tower is a considered starting point.