Apartments for sale in Marina Square

Marina Square sits on the western edge of Al Reem Island, with residential towers, podium shops, a marina, and internal streets. Tamouh developed the area, which offers freehold studios to four-bedroom homes. Buyers seeking an apartment in Abu Dhabi can choose from towers such as Ocean Terrace, Marina Heights, Al Maha, and RAK Tower.

Owner-occupiers drive demand, with young professionals, couples, and families choosing Marina Square for its access to Abu Dhabi’s business areas. Investors also target steady rental demand from nearby offices and schools. Buyers can compare apartments in Al Reem Island across different buildings and budgets.

Marina Square offers a range of unit sizes and layouts, while its established resale market gives buyers more choice. Foreign buyers can also purchase freehold property, supporting wider demand.

Residents have access to cafes, supermarkets, salons and other daily services at podium level. Reem Mall, Shams Boutik, Reem Central Park and waterfront promenades add more shopping, leisure and outdoor options nearby.

Demand for Marina Square apartments for sale stays strong among investors and end users. Foreign buyers can own freehold property on Al Reem Island, while waterfront views and lower prices than Saadiyat and Al Maryah attract buyers seeking value. Buyers can also compare houses for sale in Al Reem Island with Marina Square apartments.

Studio apartments average AED 910,000 and range from 517 to 549 sq ft. One bedroom units average AED 1.3 million and cover 670 to 1,360 sq ft. Two-bedroom apartments average AED 2 million and range from 1,100 to 2,002 sq ft. Three bedroom units average AED 3.5 million and span 1,528 to 2,992 sq ft. Four-bedroom apartments average AED 5.72 million and cover 2,658 to 4,198 sq ft. Prices vary by floor, tower, condition, and views. Buyers looking for houses in Abu Dhabi can also consider larger four-bedroom apartments in Marina Square.

Residents have access to shared pools, gyms, and podium-level shops. The marina, waterfront promenades, and nearby schools add to the community’s appeal, while daily services remain within easy reach.

Marina Heights 2 sits at the entry rung of the cluster. Studios open near AED 620,000. One-bedrooms start around AED 850,000. Layouts run compact, with balconies angled at the internal basin. That combination pulls first-time buyers and small investors who want tenant demand from day one.

RAK Tower is the other budget-friendly pick. One-bedroom apartments begin at roughly AED 900,000, and higher floors catch partial sea or city views. Service charges stay manageable because the pool, gym, and covered parking are shared. Yield-focused buyers tend to shortlist it before finish-focused ones.

Ocean Terrace holds the top of the pricing pyramid. Three-bedroom apartments start near AED 2.6 million. Larger sea-facing units cross AED 3.5 million. Full-height glazing, private terraces and direct marina frontage bring in end-users trading up from smaller units on the island.

Marina Blue Tower prices three-bedroom apartments from around AED 2.4 million, and corner layouts reach AED 3 million. The podium is landscaped, the infinity pool opens toward the Corniche, and views run unobstructed on the upper floors. Families and long-holding owners are the usual buyers here.

Tala Tower changes hands more often than most addresses in the cluster. One-bedrooms begin at roughly AED 780,000 and two-bedroom units at AED 1.25 million. Rental absorption stays steady, and Paragon Bay Mall sits on the doorstep, which keeps investors circling back to it.

Mag 5 Residence carries a similar rhythm on smaller tickets. Studios open near AED 580,000. Two-bedroom apartments land close to AED 1.3 million. The unit mix suits self-users and landlords in equal measure, with young professionals from the capital's business core forming the tenant base.

Umm Yifeenah Bridge connects Marina Square to mainland Abu Dhabi. Another crossing links the area to Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Street (E10) and the city centre. Al Maryah Island takes about 5 minutes by car, Al Zahiyah around 14 minutes, and Saadiyat Island about 24 minutes. Zayed International Airport takes 25 to 30 minutes during peak hours.

Abu Dhabi’s bus network serves Al Reem Island and connects residents to the Central Bus Station near Al Wahda Mall. The island has no metro, so residents mainly use private cars, taxis, and Careem. Walkways connect Marina Square with Reem Central Park and the waterfront promenade.