Reportage Tower

Reportage Tower is a high-rise residential building by Reportage Properties, currently under construction on Al Maryah Island in Abu Dhabi, with completion scheduled for Q4 2028. The scheme comprises four residences across a single tower, positioned on the island that serves as Abu Dhabi's primary financial and mixed-use district.

# The tower and its position on Al Maryah Island

Al Maryah Island occupies a particular kind of real estate in the Abu Dhabi psyche: formerly known as Sowwah Island, it has been reshaped over the past decade into the emirate's financial centre, drawing international banks, headquarter offices and a calibre of retail and hospitality infrastructure that few Abu Dhabi addresses can match. The Galleria mall sits at its core. Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi anchors its healthcare offer.

Reportage Tower sits within this context, designed with a contemporary facade intended to respond to the island's canal-facing waterfront. The tower's visual presence on the skyline is shaped by that sustainable facade approach, which gives it a distinct profile against the established glass-and-steel language of its neighbours.

# Residences, layouts and floor areas

The project offers four-bedroom and five-bedroom apartments. Four-bedroom units range from 1,784 sq ft to 1,965 sq ft, priced at AED 3,206,905 and AED 6,333,842 respectively. Five-bedroom residences run from 2,082 sq ft to 2,183 sq ft, priced at AED 4,507,948 and AED 8,192,109.

That spread across a four-unit scheme is notable. At the lower end, the 1,784 sq ft four-bedroom at AED 3.2 million represents an entry point calibrated for investors watching the Abu Dhabi residential market. At the upper end, the 2,183 sq ft five-bedroom at AED 8.2 million targets buyers for whom floor area and address carry equal weight.

Apartments are delivered with kitchens fitted and equipped. The remainder of each residence is unfurnished, giving buyers latitude over interior specification. Service charges are set at AED 15–18 per sq ft per year.

# Amenities within the building

Residents have access to a swimming pool, gym, restaurants and cafes, and retail stores within the development.

The on-site amenities are deliberately functional rather than exhaustive, which reflects the location's logic: Al Maryah Island already provides one of Abu Dhabi's densest concentrations of dining, retail and leisure infrastructure directly outside the building. The Galleria's mix of high-end fashion, food and waterfront promenade reduces the burden on any single building to perform as a self-contained resort.

# Location: a financial district with a residential layer

Al Maryah Island is well-connected to the broader Abu Dhabi road network and to key destinations across the UAE. The island's infrastructure serves its original purpose as a business district, which means transport links into the centre of Abu Dhabi are direct.

For residents, the practical geography matters: healthcare at Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, international retail at The Galleria, and a waterfront promenade for daily life are all within the island's walkable perimeter. The proximity to Abu Dhabi's financial institutions also makes the address coherent for professionals relocating for work.

# Who this project suits in the current Abu Dhabi market

Abu Dhabi's residential market has attracted sustained interest from international buyers who see the emirate as an alternative to Dubai, particularly given its regulatory environment and the relative scarcity of freehold product in prime locations. Al Maryah Island sits within that freehold framework.

Reportage Tower's small unit count, four residences in total, positions it at the quieter end of the market in terms of community scale. That suits buyers who want address quality without the density of a large-format tower. The price range, AED 3.2 million to AED 8.2 million, places it within reach of European and GCC buyers who have watched Dubai values rise and are now looking at Abu Dhabi's more measured appreciation curve. With completion in Q4 2028 and construction ongoing, the timeline offers a mid-term horizon for those entering off-plan at current pricing.