TARAF, the real estate arm of Yas Holding, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with sovereign investor Mubadala to explore developing a major mixed-use waterfront destination on Abu Dhabi's Al Reem Island. The proposed project covers 10 plots spanning 655,000 square feet of land and roughly 5.4 million square feet of gross floor area, integrating residential, commercial, retail and dining spaces.
The Government of Maldives and Abu Dhabi-based developer Eagle Hills have signed a commercial terms agreement for the USD 12 billion "Maldives Waterfront and Marina" project in Ras Malé. The mega-project features hotels, branded residences, a marina, and civic facilities under long-term 99-year leaseholds. Built entirely on reclaimed land, the multi-phase scheme aims to establish a structured real estate sector and support the country's economic targets.
Aldar has announced that Saadiyat Grove, a major luxury retail and fine dining destination in Abu Dhabi’s Saadiyat Cultural District, will open in the fourth quarter of 2026. Bringing together over 100 global brands and 20 regional debuts, the mixed-use scheme includes luxury residences, hotels, executive office space, a wellness clinic and a 2,000 square metre BXR gym.
Aldar Properties has recorded AED 1.5 billion in sales during the initial release of The Canopies, a six-building residential community situated at Yas Point on Yas Island. The launch attracted strong international interest, with first-time buyers accounting for 84% of total sales across the development.
Abu Dhabi developer Aldar has unveiled The Orchids, a new gated community within its established Yas Acres development on Yas Island. The project introduces 217 family homes, including townhouses and villas, designed around central parks and sports facilities. Residents will gain access to the wider masterplan, which features premium leisure options and sits close to local international schools and major entertainment hubs.
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