Abu Dhabi Waterfrod property prices set at 69% excluding non-waterfront properties
Abu Dhabi Waterfront Real Estate continues to unleash the broad potential of the area, with a new analysis and write-up on the growth of special capital and investor demand.
The data, covering Q4 2021 to Q3 2025, highlights the strong momentum in the Emirate’s Prime Coastal Supports areas as water projects can effectively offset non-waterfront developments.
Off-Plan projects in Abu Dhabi recorded an average base increase of 47 percent, driven by 429 percent of sales volume, underscoring the measure of the need for more innovation.
Abu Dhabi Waterfront Projects
MesEd’s analysis shows that prices in Premium Waterfront water districts increased 69 percent during the review period, compared to a 22 percent increase in non-water areas.
Artemiy Marinin, project director at Mered, said: “Al Rem Island is an example. The island’s water projects have recorded a 57 percent increase in prices from non-water areas.
“This performance not only reflects current market demand but also demonstrates greater potential for future growth compared to other established luxury properties.”
The emirate’s water performance benchmark comes from Yas Island, where prices increased by 81 percent, highlighting the strength and depth of the investor.
In contrast, the combined notes, emphasize Al Reem Island’s untapped potential, driven by its central location, ongoing development pipeline and ongoing demand.
Riviera Residences
Building on these trends, recently listed from Riviera residences, a water-designed water development that takes up two plots of land of more than 23,400 square meters in the Abu Dhabi Market.
Designed by Pritzker Piren-Winning Architects Herzog & de Meuron, the project includes more than 400 rooms and 11 exclusive areas, including Sky Villas, Ocean Villas and Penhouse.
Inspired by Abu Dhabi’s Pearl-Diving Heritage, Riviera residences combine modern architecture with cultural influences. All pre-launch units sold out quickly, ensuring its position as a Premium Waterfront destination.
Marin said: “The high performance of waterfront properties is reduced by StraightForwards: Limited supply meets constant demand. The waterfront world has an end, and the appeal of the premium lifestyle shows that these properties continue to be in high demand.
“This scarcity, coupled with strong buyer interest, translates into a stable and profitable investment, offering high rental yields, high appreciation, and reduced investment.”
Waterfront Key driver of revenue growth
Mered’s research confirms that Abu Dhabi’s water development offers compelling water development.
Strategic locations, high-quality infrastructure and limited demand continue to drive the Emirate’s Luxury sector, underscoring the competitive position of water projects within the wider market.
