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Al Reem Island

Abu Dhabi

Al Reem Island is a high-rise residential island next to central Abu Dhabi, connected to the city by bridges. It is one of the capital's densest residential areas, with apartment towers, Reem Mall and waterfront promenades.

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High-rise apartment towers
Reem Mall
Waterfront promenades
Bridges to central Abu Dhabi and Al Maryah Island
An Abu Dhabi investment zone open to foreign buyers

Top 3 Reasons to Live Here

Next to the cityMinutes from Abu Dhabi's central business district.
Freehold for foreignersOne of Abu Dhabi's investment zones.
Waterfront towersApartments with sea and skyline views.

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Living in Al Reem Island

Who Al Reem Island suits

Professionals working in central Abu Dhabi
Couples and young families
Rental investors

Pros of living in Al Reem Island

Close to the city centre
Wide choice of apartments
Waterfront walks

Cons and things to consider

Traffic on the bridges at peak times
Ongoing construction in several districts
Almost entirely apartments

Getting around Al Reem Island

Al Reem Island is linked to central Abu Dhabi and Al Maryah Island by bridges. Buses serve the island, but most residents drive.

Al Reem Island: frequently asked questions

Is Al Reem Island a good place to live?

Al Reem Island suits professionals working in central Abu Dhabi, couples and young families and rental investors. Its strengths: close to the city centre; wide choice of apartments; waterfront walks. The main drawbacks: traffic on the bridges at peak times; ongoing construction in several districts.

What are the pros and cons of living in Al Reem Island?

Pros: close to the city centre; wide choice of apartments; waterfront walks. Cons: traffic on the bridges at peak times; ongoing construction in several districts; almost entirely apartments.

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