Al Reem Island is a natural island located about 600 meters off the north-eastern coast of Abu Dhabi. It's a mixed community with both residential, retail and commercial units and business projects. Spanning 6.5 million square meters and with investment costs amounting to $30 billion, the project has become among the renowned international projects, being one of the first free zones in Abu Dhabi, and gained the highest level of international interest, since properties in the area are open for foreign nationals for buying or leasehold.

Bloom Gardens is a family-oriented closed community, made in the Mediterranean style. The residential neighbourhood is located in the central part of Abu Dhabi, near the world famous Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. The general developer of the project is one of the leading development companies of the UAE, which specializes in luxury real estate, Bloom Holding. The priorities of the developer include environmental friendliness, so Bloom Gardens fully complies with this concept.

Buying off plan property is considered as one of best investments in UAE. This is because buyers can purchase properties with flexible payment plans and huge price difference compared to ready projects. Consequently, a lot of buyers are now buying off plan property for sale in Abu Dhabi

Al Raha Beach is part of the Abu Dhabi district of the same name, and covers an area of 6 miles along the shoreline and is adjacent to the new residential neighbourhood of Khalifa City A.

While there are a lot of residential complexes scattered across Dubai City, some of them are more popular than others due to a number of reasons. We are going to take a look at four of the most popular projects in the city.

Hailed as the Maldives of the UAE, Nurai Island is a beautiful natural island, located northeast of Abu Dhabi city center, near the northernmost tip of Saadiyat Island. The AED 3B (USD 816.7M) project was launched back in 2008 by Zaya Company and has since become one of the most exclusive private communities in the region, thanks to an array of limited-edition beachfront estates and boutique amenities. The concept of the island, which was completed in 2014, was designed by the prestigious Dutch company, Van Oord, who is responsible for the construction of the iconic Palm Jumeirah and The World Islands in Dubai.