Reportage Village Khalifa City

Reportage Village Khalifa City is a low-rise townhouse development by Reportage Properties, located in Khalifa City, Abu Dhabi, offering three-bedroom homes across a single community of 75 units, with completion scheduled for Q3 2028.

# A townhouse community in one of Abu Dhabi's most established residential districts

Khalifa City sits to the southeast of Abu Dhabi's city centre, a planned suburb that has attracted families and long-term residents for decades. Its tree-lined streets, generous plot sizes and proximity to key infrastructure have made it a default choice for households seeking space without sacrificing connectivity. Reportage Village occupies a plot within this fabric, delivering 75 townhouses across a single community rather than the denser mid-rise formats that have come to define newer Abu Dhabi districts.

At 18 per cent complete as of the available data, the development is in its early stages. Buyers entering now carry both the risk and the pricing advantage that early-stage construction typically implies.

# Three-bedroom townhouses at four thousand square feet

The residences are three-bedroom townhouses ranging from 4,075 to 4,120 square feet, a scale that sits considerably above the average family home in the UAE market. Pricing runs from approximately AED 4.43 million to AED 4.77 million, which translates to a per-square-foot rate broadly consistent with the Khalifa City submarket rather than Abu Dhabi's more premium waterfront corridors.

Kitchens come fitted as standard. Finishes include fully tiled bathrooms, central air conditioning, kitchen cabinetry and countertops, and vanity units with mirrors. The developer specifies that some units include maid's rooms, private balconies or terraces, and optional internal elevators, though buyers should verify which configurations apply to specific plots before committing.

Service charges are projected at 3–5 AED per square foot annually, a figure that affects long-term yield calculations for investors and running costs for end-users alike.

# Amenity provision for a family-oriented community

The shared facilities are calibrated for families. A large swimming pool and a dedicated children's pool sit alongside a children's play area, a BBQ area, a gym, shaded seating zones, and landscaped open space. The programme is functional rather than aspirational, which suits the residential character of Khalifa City.

There is no hotel, retail concourse or branded wellness facility on site. Buyers whose priority is community amenities over lifestyle theatre will find the offering coherent.

# Zayed International Airport within ten kilometres

GEMS American Academy is 300 metres from the site, a proximity that carries real weight for families with school-age children. Al Fan Park is 1.2 kilometres away. Forsan Central Mall is reachable within 2.2 kilometres, covering daily retail and dining needs.

Zayed International Airport lies 10 kilometres out, a distance that makes Khalifa City practical for frequent travellers. Lou Lou Beach is 6.3 kilometres from the development, bringing a coastal option within easy reach without the premium pricing of beachfront addresses.

# The buyer this project is built for

Reportage Village Khalifa City is a specific proposition: large-format townhouses in a quiet, established Abu Dhabi suburb, priced below AED 5 million, from a mid-tier developer with a track record in the market. It does not compete with Saadiyat Island or Yas Bay on lifestyle branding, nor does it try to.

The natural buyer is a family relocating to Abu Dhabi, particularly those anchored to the GEMS American Academy catchment, or a UAE-based investor seeking residential square footage at a price point that the capital's more prominent districts no longer offer at this scale. International buyers from the UK or Europe researching Abu Dhabi as a base, rather than a speculative play, will find the combination of size, school proximity and airport access more persuasive than the headline figures alone.