City of Lights is one of the most important residential districts to understand when buying on Al Reem Island.
Unlike Shams Abu Dhabi, which is dominated by well-known Aldar landmarks such as Gate Towers and Sun & Sky Towers, City of Lights combines established ready buildings with a newer generation of mixed-use residential development.
The district includes projects such as Hydra Avenue Towers, Marina Bay and Radiant Square, together with commercial towers and a broader high-rise waterfront environment.
That gives buyers an interesting choice.
You can purchase a relatively affordable ready studio in an established building.
You can buy a large one- or two-bedroom apartment with immediate rental potential.
Or you can move toward newer premium stock inside developments such as Radiant Square.
Current Property Finder market data shows approximately 815 properties listed for sale in City of Lights, with advertised prices ranging from roughly AED 670,000 to AED 6.5 million and a median asking price around AED 1.6 million. These are live-listing figures rather than registered transaction prices, but they illustrate just how broad the market has become. Property Finder
For investors, that breadth is useful.
It is also dangerous.
Two apartments carrying the same “City of Lights” address can have completely different:
building age, unit size, service charges, rent, view, condition and long-term investment profile.
The correct question is therefore not:
“Should I buy in City of Lights?”
It is:
“Which City of Lights building and unit provides the best value for the capital I am deploying?”
City of Lights at a Glance
| Factor | 2026 Position |
|---|---|
| Location | Al Reem Island, Abu Dhabi |
| Market type | Ready + resale + newer mixed-use residential stock |
| Main property type | Apartments |
| Major residential names | Hydra Avenue, Radiant Square, Marina Bay |
| Current asking-price range | Approx. AED 670K–6.5M |
| Current asking median | Approx. AED 1.6M |
| Typical buyer | Professionals, investors, couples and families |
| Ownership environment | Al Reem Island / ADGM real-estate jurisdiction |
| Main investment strengths | Broad price range, ready rental stock, newer supply |
| Main risks | Internal competition, building-quality variation, future supply |
Current Property Finder listing data shows City of Lights properties ranging from studios through larger four- and five-bedroom homes, with active inventory spanning several distinct buildings. Property Finder
What Is City of Lights?
City of Lights is a mixed-use high-rise district on Al Reem Island combining residential towers, offices, retail and waterfront-oriented urban development.
The area differs from a single-master-developer community where every building follows the same architecture and specification.
Instead, City of Lights contains multiple projects with different developers, building ages and market positions.
That means the district should be viewed almost as a micro-market within Al Reem Island.
A buyer can move a few hundred metres and encounter a completely different product.
For investors, this is valuable because it creates opportunity.
If all buildings were identical, prices would be easier to standardise.
When buildings differ materially, a buyer who understands those differences can potentially find better value.
Current City of Lights Asking Prices
Property Finder’s current City of Lights market overview gives a median asking price of approximately AED 1.6 million, with listings ranging from around AED 670,000 to AED 6.5 million. Property Finder
Its current bedroom-level listing data shows approximate medians of:
Studio — AED 920,000
1 bedroom — AED 1.40 million
2 bedrooms — AED 2.02 million
3 bedrooms — AED 2.85 million
4 bedrooms — AED 4.55 million. Property Finder
These figures are useful as asking-market benchmarks.
They are not completed sales averages.
That distinction matters.
A seller can ask AED 2 million.
The final registered transaction may happen at a different figure.
For serious investment analysis, the asking price is the beginning of negotiation—not the final valuation.
Why Building Selection Matters More Than the Area Median
Consider two one-bedroom apartments.
One may sit inside an older established building and offer 950 sq ft.
Another may be inside a newer development with 700 sq ft, better finishes and newer amenities.
Both may ask around AED 1.4 million.
They are not the same investment.
The first may offer:
more usable space and potentially stronger rent per dirham invested.
The second may offer:
newer architecture, lower initial maintenance risk and stronger visual appeal.
The investor needs to decide what future tenants and buyers are likely to value.
Hydra Avenue Towers
Hydra Avenue is one of the most visible ready-property options inside City of Lights.
Current Property Finder building information describes Hydra Avenue as a six-tower residential development, with the towers connected through a multi-level mixed-use podium incorporating retail, dining and leisure facilities. Property Finder
The project contains studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, with larger configurations appearing in current listings as well.
For investors, Hydra Avenue is interesting because it sits toward the more accessible end of the Al Reem price spectrum.
Hydra Avenue Studio Prices
Current late-September 2026 listings show a noticeable studio range.
Examples include:
AED 749,998 for approximately 423 sq ft
AED 799,900 for approximately 424 sq ft
AED 950,000 for approximately 797 sq ft
AED 990,000 for approximately 740 sq ft. Property Finder
That variation demonstrates why investors should not ask simply:
“What does a studio in Hydra Avenue cost?”
The answer depends heavily on size.
A 423 sq ft studio and a 797 sq ft studio are fundamentally different assets even if both carry the same studio label.
Large Studios Can Behave Differently
Hydra Avenue is an interesting example because some studio layouts are unusually large.
A buyer may encounter studios of more than 700 sq ft, while other units sit closer to conventional compact studio size.
That creates a unique investment question.
Should the buyer purchase:
a very large studio
or
a smaller one-bedroom elsewhere?
A large studio may provide strong space for a single tenant.
But the one-bedroom label can be more attractive in resale searches.
The best decision depends on price difference.
Hydra Avenue One-Bedroom Prices
Current listings show one-bedroom apartments around:
AED 1.30 million for roughly 944 sq ft
and
AED 1.40 million for roughly 945 sq ft, with view and unit condition affecting asking price. Property Finder
For almost 950 sq ft, these layouts can appear relatively spacious compared with many newer one-bedroom apartments.
That can be attractive to end users.
For investors, however, total acquisition price should still be compared with rent rather than assuming large size automatically creates better return.
Hydra Avenue Two-Bedroom Prices
A current two-bedroom Hydra Avenue listing was asking approximately AED 1.6 million for 1,373 sq ft. Property Finder
At that level, City of Lights becomes especially interesting.
AED 1.6 million can buy:
a large established two-bedroom in Hydra Avenue,
or potentially a smaller/newer apartment elsewhere on Al Reem.
That is exactly the kind of comparison buyers should make.
Do not compare only:
two bedrooms vs two bedrooms.
Compare:
AED per usable square foot + rent + building quality + future resale.
Hydra Avenue Rental Market
Current Hydra Avenue rental listings provide useful evidence of the ready-market profile.
Recent examples include:
Studio — around AED 67,000 annually
1 bedroom — around AED 75,000–95,000 annually depending on furnishing and layout
2 bedrooms — around AED 105,000 annually for approximately 1,373 sq ft. Property Finder
Again, these are asking rents.
Not achieved lease values.
But they allow a buyer to estimate whether a purchase price is broadly sensible.
Hydra Avenue Gross-Yield Example
Consider a two-bedroom apartment purchased for AED 1.6 million.
If it achieved AED 105,000 annual rent, simple gross yield would be approximately:
6.6%.
That sounds attractive.
But that is not net yield.
The investor still needs to subtract:
service charges,
maintenance,
possible vacancy,
leasing commission,
and financing cost where applicable.
The exercise remains useful because it demonstrates how purchase price changes the economics.
One-Bedroom Yield Example
Consider a one-bedroom purchase around AED 1.3 million.
If the apartment rents for AED 80,000 per year:
gross yield is roughly 6.15%.
At AED 95,000 rent:
gross yield moves above 7%.
But the higher rental listing may be furnished, upgraded or otherwise superior.
Never combine the lowest purchase listing with the highest rental listing and present the result as a realistic expected yield.
That creates a fictional investment.
Compare like with like.
Furnished vs Unfurnished Hydra Avenue
Current rental evidence also shows how furnishing can influence asking rent.
A 900 sq ft furnished one-bedroom was marketed around AED 95,000 annually, while unfurnished one-bedroom examples around 944 sq ft were listed closer to AED 75,000–85,000. Property Finder
That does not mean spending heavily on furniture automatically adds AED 20,000 rent.
The units may differ in:
view,
condition,
floor,
and lease terms.
But furnished strategy can be worth analysing for smaller investor-owned units.
Furnishing Is an Investment Decision
If furnishing costs AED 60,000 and increases annual rent by AED 10,000, the simple payback could be several years before maintenance and replacement.
If furnishing adds only AED 3,000, the financial argument is much weaker.
Aesthetic upgrades should therefore be treated as capital expenditure.
Not as decoration.
Radiant Square
Radiant Square represents the newer side of City of Lights.
Radiant Real Estate describes it as a five-tower mixed-use project containing approximately:
1,250 residential units
50 offices
30 retail units
and
2,590 parking spaces. Radiant Real Estate
The five towers are:
Radiant Bay
Radiant Viewz 1
Radiant Viewz 2
Radiant Boulevard
Radiant Height. Radiant Real Estate
This makes Radiant Square much more than a single apartment tower.
It is essentially a substantial vertical mixed-use community inside City of Lights.
The Five Radiant Square Towers Are Not Identical
Radiant’s own project information differentiates the towers.
Radiant Bay is described as a 22-floor tower above podium levels with waterfront orientation.
Radiant Viewz 1 and 2 provide apartments and duplex-style options.
Radiant Boulevard rises around 29 floors.
Radiant Height is the tallest, at 42 floors, and is positioned toward higher-level sea views. Radiant Real Estate
That means a buyer should not use the phrase:
“I want to buy Radiant Square.”
The better question is:
Which Radiant Square tower?
Different towers can have materially different:
views,
floor plans,
price per square foot,
and resale appeal.
Radiant Square Completion Status
The developer’s current page describes the project as “Completion In Progress.”
The same page separately displays “Handover 2024.” Radiant Real Estate
Because those statements do not perfectly align in late 2026, buyers should verify the current status of the exact tower and unit.
Do not assume all five towers have identical completion or possession status simply because one date appears on a general project page.
For a transaction today, ask:
Is the tower complete?
Is the exact unit ready?
Has title been issued?
Is the property developer inventory or resale?
Is there an outstanding balance?
These are more useful questions than relying on the marketing date alone.
Why Radiant Square Changes the City of Lights Market
Radiant Square introduces a newer stock profile into a district where established buildings already exist.
This creates both opportunity and competition.
Older buildings can compete on:
price and size.
Radiant Square can compete on:
newness, finishes, mixed-use amenities and current design.
This can place pressure on weaker older units.
At the same time, it gives price-sensitive tenants more reasons to consider the broader district.
New development can therefore strengthen the area while simultaneously increasing landlord competition.
Radiant Square for Investors
With 1,250 residential units, investors need to be careful about internal competition. Radiant Real Estate
If many similar one-bedroom apartments enter the rental market around the same time, landlords may compete aggressively.
That does not make the project unattractive.
It simply means the investor should seek differentiation.
Potential advantages include:
higher floor,
water view,
corner layout,
larger terrace,
better internal efficiency,
or a stronger acquisition price.
Supply Matters More in a 1,250-Unit Development
Imagine two investors.
Investor A buys an ordinary middle-floor one-bedroom.
Investor B buys a corner water-view one-bedroom for a modest premium.
At handover, both may face dozens of competing landlords.
Investor B at least has a clear reason for a tenant to choose that unit.
Investor A may need to compete primarily on rent.
That is the difference between owning a project and owning a differentiated asset.
Marina Bay in City of Lights
Marina Bay provides another established ready-apartment option within City of Lights.
Property Finder’s current City of Lights Marina Bay overview shows asking prices between approximately AED 1.1 million and AED 3 million, with a median around AED 1.9 million. Property Finder
Current listings demonstrate active ready rental demand as well.
Two-bedroom apartments around 1,140–1,300 sq ft are currently being marketed at approximately:
AED 94,000
AED 100,000
AED 102,500
AED 105,000
and higher depending on furnishing and view. Property Finder
Furnished Marina Bay Units
Furnished two-bedroom examples are currently asking materially higher rents.
Recent listings include approximately:
AED 126,000
AED 127,000
and
AED 130,000 annually for furnished two-bedroom apartments around 1,150 sq ft. Property Finder
This again demonstrates the importance of comparing the same property specification.
A furnished high-floor mangrove-view unit should not be used as the rental benchmark for an ordinary unfurnished apartment.
Marina Bay One-Bedroom Example
A current one-bedroom Marina Bay listing showed approximately AED 82,000 annual rent for around 791 sq ft. Property Finder
For investors, this can be compared against current sale pricing to estimate potential gross return.
But the correct analysis also requires:
service charges,
unit condition,
furnishing,
and likely vacancy.
Hydra Avenue vs Marina Bay
These two established City of Lights options should be compared carefully.
Hydra Avenue can offer:
larger layouts and lower entry prices in certain categories.
Marina Bay can offer:
a different waterfront positioning and established residential environment.
A buyer should compare actual units rather than community labels.
For example, a larger Hydra two-bedroom at AED 1.6 million may produce stronger yield than a more expensive Marina Bay unit if rents are relatively similar.
But Marina Bay may appeal more strongly to some tenants based on view, location or building experience.
Hydra Avenue vs Radiant Square
This comparison captures the old-versus-new decision.
Hydra Avenue offers:
ready stock,
known building condition,
existing rents,
and often larger spaces at lower absolute pricing.
Radiant Square offers:
newer product,
mixed-use integration,
contemporary finishes,
and potentially stronger initial visual appeal.
The investor should ask whether the premium for newness produces enough additional rent and resale value.
If not, the older property may provide better capital efficiency.
Radiant Square vs Shams Abu Dhabi
Radiant Square also competes beyond City of Lights.
At similar capital levels, buyers may compare a newer Radiant apartment against a ready property in:
Gate Towers,
Sun Tower,
Sky Tower,
The Bridges,
or Meera.
The Shams property may provide:
more established leasing data.
Radiant may provide:
newness and modern product.
That comparison should be based on numbers—not just launch excitement.
City of Lights vs Shams Abu Dhabi
These are the two major apartment-driven districts on Al Reem Island.
Shams is more strongly associated with landmark Aldar towers, central park and established community infrastructure.
City of Lights provides a broader mix of established and newer mixed-use towers at several price points.
Shams may appeal to buyers prioritising:
recognisable buildings and deep resale markets.
City of Lights may appeal to buyers prioritising:
value, larger older layouts or newer mixed-use developments.
Neither district has one universal winner.
City of Lights vs Marina Square
Marina Square is another mature Al Reem investment zone.
It often provides:
larger established apartment layouts and strong access toward Abu Dhabi city.
City of Lights offers:
a wider mix of project ages and current development.
Investors should compare the exact unit economics.
A slightly cheaper City of Lights apartment may outperform a more prestigious location if rent remains similar.
City of Lights vs Reem Hills
Reem Hills represents a fundamentally different lifestyle.
City of Lights is:
urban, vertical and apartment-oriented.
Reem Hills is:
gated, landscaped and increasingly family-oriented through apartments, townhouses and villas.
A professional tenant may prefer City of Lights.
A family end user may place greater value on Reem Hills’ lower-density environment.
Again, these are different demand profiles.
Ready Property vs Newer Development
City of Lights allows buyers to compare both strategies in one district.
A ready Hydra Avenue unit may offer:
immediate rental income.
A newer Radiant Square unit may offer:
greater long-term appeal if delivered and managed well.
There is no universal answer.
For an investor, waiting has a financial cost.
If a ready property produces AED 90,000 annual rent and another property requires a year before leasing, that lost rent should be included in the comparison.
Immediate Income Has Value
Investors sometimes overlook this because off-plan pricing and payment plans look attractive.
If you buy a ready apartment today and begin earning rent immediately, your asset begins producing cash.
A near-completion unit may still require:
final payment,
snagging,
furnishing,
leasing,
and possibly several months before rent begins.
That time has value.
Newness Has Value Too
The reverse is also true.
A brand-new building may offer:
new mechanical systems,
more contemporary interiors,
modern amenities,
and stronger tenant attention during the first leasing cycle.
Older buildings need to compete through:
price,
space,
or superior management.
The investor needs to quantify these trade-offs.
City of Lights Rental Demand
The district naturally appeals to:
professionals,
couples,
small families,
and tenants wanting access to central Abu Dhabi while living on Al Reem Island.
Property Finder’s area profile currently identifies working professionals and young professionals among the strongest lifestyle-fit categories for City of Lights. Property Finder
That makes smaller and mid-sized apartments particularly relevant for investment.
But tenant demand is not infinite.
The same district also has significant supply.
The Biggest City of Lights Investment Strength
The strongest characteristic may be price diversity.
Current listings range from below AED 700,000 at the low end of the district to multimillion-dirham larger homes. Property Finder
That gives buyers multiple strategies:
lower-entry studio investment,
large one-bedroom value purchase,
family two-bedroom,
or newer premium apartment.
A district that serves several price bands can attract a broader resident base.
The Biggest Investment Risk
The biggest risk is exactly the same:
supply and competition.
Hydra Avenue alone currently has more than 100 active sale listings and substantial rental inventory on Property Finder. Property Finder
Radiant Square adds approximately 1,250 residential units. Radiant Real Estate
That means an ordinary apartment can face heavy competition.
A good investor needs to answer:
Why will the future tenant choose my unit?
View Selection
City of Lights can provide:
sea,
mangrove,
canal,
city,
pool,
and community views.
View should matter.
But the premium needs discipline.
A mangrove-view apartment may justify a higher rent.
It may not justify an unlimited purchase premium.
If you pay AED 150,000 extra and receive only AED 5,000 more annual rent, the payback on the view premium is long.
End users may still accept that because they personally enjoy the outlook.
Investors should quantify it.
Floor Selection
High floors can offer:
better views,
less traffic noise,
and greater privacy.
But again, compare price.
A high floor is not automatically a better investment if the seller charges too much.
The best investor unit is often not the absolute best unit.
It is the unit where quality and price intersect efficiently.
Layout Efficiency
This matters enormously.
A 1,000 sq ft apartment can feel smaller than a well-planned 850 sq ft home if too much space is lost to:
corridors,
awkward corners,
or oversized entrance areas.
When comparing City of Lights units, calculate usable lifestyle value rather than headline square footage alone.
Balcony vs No Balcony
For many tenants, a usable balcony has value.
But the word “balcony” is not enough.
Check:
depth,
privacy,
view,
and whether furniture can actually fit.
A shallow ledge should not command the same premium as a genuinely functional outdoor area.
Parking
Parking is another practical issue.
Studios and one-bedroom units may have straightforward requirements.
Two- and three-bedroom family apartments may need more.
Always verify the exact parking allocation.
Do not assume bedroom count determines parking count.
Service Charges
Service charges can materially alter City of Lights investment returns.
High-rise buildings require ongoing expenditure for:
security,
lifts,
pools,
gyms,
common areas,
mechanical systems,
cleaning,
and management.
Request the actual charge for the specific unit.
A cheaper apartment with unusually high charges can become less attractive than a more expensive unit in a better-managed building.
Building Management Matters
This is particularly important in established buildings.
Two towers built around the same period can age very differently depending on maintenance.
Inspect:
lobby,
corridors,
lifts,
pool,
gym,
parking,
façade,
and mechanical condition.
An apartment renovation cannot compensate fully for weak building management.
ADGM Real-Estate Jurisdiction
Because City of Lights sits on Al Reem Island, it now falls within ADGM’s real-estate jurisdiction.
ADGM’s Registration Authority operates the real-estate framework across Al Reem and Al Maryah Islands, covering property ownership, registration, leasing, mortgages and related transactions. ADGM
AccessRP provides digital services for property purchases, sales, transfers, mortgages and tenancy registration. ADGM
For buyers, especially international purchasers, this current regulatory framework should form part of transaction planning.
AccessRP and Non-Resident Owners
ADGM states that non-UAE-resident property owners can appoint representatives through a registered power of attorney using the AccessRP process. ADGM
This can be particularly useful for overseas investors.
But a remote purchase should still involve:
unit verification,
proper documentation,
and careful transaction management.
Digital convenience should not reduce due diligence.
Advertising Verification
ADGM introduced a real-estate advertising permit service integrated with Madhmoun across Al Reem Island, with the aim of reducing fake listings and improving transaction transparency. ADGM
For buyers, this means current advertisements should be assessed within the regulated framework.
A listing screenshot alone is not proof of ownership or availability.
Verify the transaction.
City of Lights for Foreign Buyers
International buyers may find the district attractive because it offers:
ready apartments,
broad price points,
rental demand,
and established urban infrastructure.
A non-resident investor may also prefer a managed apartment over a large villa because operational maintenance can be easier.
But the investor should still plan for:
leasing,
property management,
service charges,
and vacancy.
Which City of Lights Product May Suit Which Buyer?
A practical way to think about the market:
Hydra Avenue studio:
Lower capital entry, broad single-professional tenant profile.
Hydra Avenue 1BR:
Large layouts, ready rental market, potential value.
Hydra Avenue 2BR:
Family/professional rental strategy with substantial space.
Marina Bay:
Established waterfront-style ready apartment investment.
Radiant Square:
Newer mixed-use product for buyers prioritising modern stock.
This is not a ranking.
Each serves a different investment objective.
Investor Strategy: Compare Yield and Replacement Cost
The investor should calculate:
purchase price,
rent,
service charges,
maintenance,
and vacancy.
Then ask:
Could I buy something materially better for the same money elsewhere on Reem?
That is the replacement-cost question.
If AED 1.6 million buys a large ready two-bedroom in City of Lights but only a small one-bedroom elsewhere, City of Lights may offer stronger space value.
If the other building rents for much more, the conclusion can reverse.
End-User Strategy
End users may place more value on:
view,
space,
balcony,
closed kitchen,
proximity to work,
or building facilities.
That is entirely reasonable.
An end-user property does not need to maximise yield.
But the buyer should still avoid overpaying substantially because future resale remains relevant.
Buying a Tenanted Apartment
If the unit is already leased, calculate return using the existing lease.
Do not use an advertised “market rent” that you are not currently receiving.
Verify:
annual rent,
lease expiry,
number of payments,
deposit,
and tenancy status.
A property producing AED 75,000 today is not producing AED 90,000 simply because another listing asks AED 90,000.
Buying Vacant Property
A vacant apartment gives the buyer more flexibility.
You can:
occupy,
renovate,
furnish,
or lease at current market conditions.
But vacancy also means no immediate income until a tenant signs.
That leasing period should be included in the return calculation.
Renovation Strategy
Older ready buildings can create an opportunity for value enhancement.
Simple improvements such as:
flooring,
paint,
lighting,
kitchen upgrades,
bathroom refresh,
and better furniture
can improve tenant appeal.
But over-renovating an apartment can destroy returns.
A AED 200,000 renovation on a AED 900,000 studio is unlikely to make sense simply because the owner wants luxury finishes.
Improve the property to the level the target tenant will pay for.
Future Supply
Radiant Square alone adds a very large stock of modern residential units.
Other Al Reem projects continue to develop as well.
That means existing landlords need to remain competitive.
Future tenants may choose between:
older larger apartments
and
newer smaller apartments.
Price and management quality will determine which option wins.
What Makes a Strong City of Lights Investment?
A strong unit generally has a combination of:
competitive purchase price,
efficient layout,
acceptable service charges,
good building management,
desirable view,
and realistic rent.
It does not necessarily need to be the newest.
It does not necessarily need the highest floor.
And it does not necessarily need the best view.
It needs to make sense financially.
What Makes a Weak Investment?
Potential warning signs include:
paying a premium only because the unit is “high floor,”
using asking rent instead of realistic achievable rent,
ignoring service charges,
buying into a large project without understanding competing inventory,
or assuming every newer building will automatically appreciate.
Most of these mistakes are avoidable.
Buying City of Lights Through Pro Property Investments
Pro Property Investments (PPI) works across Abu Dhabi’s ready and off-plan real-estate markets.
City of Lights is the type of area where direct unit comparison matters more than marketing brochures.
PPI can help buyers compare:
Hydra Avenue,
Radiant Square,
Marina Bay,
and alternative Al Reem communities based on:
purchase price, area, floor, view, rent, service charges, building condition and transaction status.
A buyer may discover that the best investment is:
a ready older apartment,
not a new launch.
Or the opposite.
The answer should come from the numbers and the buyer’s objectives.
Final Thoughts
City of Lights provides one of Al Reem Island’s broadest apartment investment markets.
Current Property Finder data shows asking prices across the district from approximately AED 670,000 to AED 6.5 million, with a median around AED 1.6 million. Property Finder
The market combines established developments such as Hydra Avenue and Marina Bay with newer mixed-use stock such as Radiant Square.
Hydra Avenue currently shows ready studios beginning below AED 800,000, one-bedroom examples around AED 1.3–1.4 million and a two-bedroom example around AED 1.6 million. Property Finder
Radiant Square, meanwhile, introduces approximately 1,250 residential units across five towers, alongside offices and retail, significantly expanding the district’s newer inventory. Radiant Real Estate
That creates both opportunity and competition.
The strongest City of Lights strategy is therefore not simply:
“Buy because Al Reem Island is popular.”
It is:
identify the building, understand the unit, calculate the actual rent, account for service charges and buy at a price that leaves room for a sensible return.
For current City of Lights apartments, Hydra Avenue, Radiant Square, Marina Bay and other Al Reem Island opportunities:
Contact Pro Property Investments (PPI) at +971 54 417 5657.
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