Radisson Residences Reem Island FAQs
Find answers to frequently asked questions about Radisson Residences Reem Island, including its location, developer, available residences, amenities, payment plan, handover date and freehold ownership.
FAQ
Questions Worth Asking Before You Book
Radisson Residences Reem Island is a branded waterfront residential development comprising three connected 29-storey towers with 437 homes on Al Reem Island, Abu Dhabi.
The development is located on the waterfront of Al Reem Island, offering convenient access to Reem Mall, Reem Central Park, Al Maryah Island, Saadiyat Island and central Abu Dhabi.
Radisson Residences Reem Island is developed by Royal Development Holding, an Abu Dhabi-based company connected to Emirates Stallions Group and International Holding Company.
The development offers a selection of studios, apartments and spacious townhouses, with layouts designed for contemporary waterfront living in Abu Dhabi.
Residences range from approximately 439 sq. ft. for studios to around 1,912 sq. ft. for townhouses. Availability and final measurements depend on the selected unit.
Amenities include swimming pools, landscaped terraces, fitness and wellness facilities, children's play areas, resident lounges and leisure spaces located across the shared podium.
The payment plan includes a booking deposit, 40% paid in stages during construction and the remaining 60% due upon handover. Buyers should confirm the booking amount and instalment schedule before purchasing.
The targeted handover date is Q4 2027. Construction and completion dates remain subject to the developer's official schedule and relevant approvals.
Al Reem Island is an investment area where eligible non-UAE nationals can purchase property. Buyers should confirm the applicable ownership terms and registration requirements for their chosen residence.
The development combines a waterfront Al Reem Island location, Radisson-branded services, contemporary residences and access to key Abu Dhabi destinations. However, rental income, capital appreciation and resale value are not guaranteed.