The District

The District is a four-building residential development by Reportage Properties on Al Reem Island, Abu Dhabi, comprising 51 semi-furnished apartments across one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom configurations. Handover is scheduled for Q2 2029, with construction currently under way.

# Four Buildings on One of Abu Dhabi's Most Established Island Communities

Al Reem Island sits just off the northeastern coast of Abu Dhabi's mainland, connected by a series of bridges that make it genuinely accessible without surrendering its waterfront character. It has matured over the past decade into a district of high-rise residential towers, schools, healthcare facilities and retail, and remains one of the capital's more liquid submarkets for apartment transactions.

The District occupies a plot within this context, delivering four buildings on a shared podium. At 51 units across four structures, the scheme is deliberately compact. That scale limits the transient, high-turnover atmosphere that can afflict larger developments, and it shapes the communal areas toward a more contained, residential feel rather than a resort footprint.

# Residences from 710 to 3,013 Square Feet, Weighted Toward Larger Formats

The unit mix runs from a 710 sq ft one-bedroom at AED 1,280,000 through to four-bedroom apartments reaching 3,013 sq ft, priced up to AED 5,745,000. The majority of inventory sits in the four-bedroom tier, with floor areas ranging considerably, from around 1,750 sq ft to just over 3,000 sq ft, and pricing that reflects both size and position within the buildings.

Three-bedroom options span 1,462 sq ft to 2,033 sq ft, priced between AED 2,240,000 and AED 2,610,000. The two-bedroom unit is offered at a fixed 1,082 sq ft and AED 1,735,000.

All apartments are delivered semi-furnished, with built-in wardrobes and equipped kitchens. Interiors follow a neutral finish palette. Service charges are set at AED 15 to 17 per square foot annually, which buyers considering long-term holding costs will want to factor against comparable stock on the island.

# On-Site Amenities Oriented Around Families and Daily Convenience

The podium amenities are practical rather than theatrical. A large swimming pool anchors the leisure offer, supported by a gymnasium and sports facilities, shaded seating areas and dedicated children's play zones. Within the development, residents also have access to commercial retail space, a clinic and a pharmacy, reducing the number of routine errands that require leaving the complex entirely.

It is a considered amenity set for a building of this size. There is no claims of a beach club or rooftop restaurant in the data, and the programme reflects that honestly.

# Repton School, Al Fay Park and Reem Mall Within Two Kilometres

The immediate surroundings carry genuine practical weight for families. Repton School Abu Dhabi is 1.4 km from the development. Al Fay Park, one of the larger green spaces on the island, is 1.1 km away. Reem Mall sits 2 km out, providing a full retail and dining anchor.

Shams Coast East, a waterfront leisure stretch, is 2.5 km distant. Abu Dhabi International Airport is approximately 32.6 km away, manageable for frequent travellers though not in the same bracket as Dubai's more airport-proximate residential zones. For buyers whose primary base is Abu Dhabi rather than Dubai, the connectivity to the capital's business and cultural core is the relevant measure.

# What This Development Suits, and at What Stage of the Market

The District occupies a specific band of the Abu Dhabi new-build market: mid-scale in unit count, spacious in floor plates, and priced at a level that positions four-bedroom apartments against owner-occupiers with families rather than purely speculative buyers.

The four-bedroom weighting is notable. Buyers seeking genuine living space, particularly those relocating from European or GCC markets where large apartments remain the expectation, will find floor areas here that are harder to source at equivalent price points in Dubai's comparable new-build pipeline. Completion in Q2 2029 means a five-year capital deployment horizon for off-plan purchasers, with construction progress currently at its earliest stage. That timeline suits patient buyers, including those hedging against euro or sterling depreciation, though it demands confidence in both the developer's delivery track record and Al Reem Island's continued absorption of new supply before handover.