Al Raha Lofts is a completed and delivered residential building by Reportage Properties at Al Raha Beach, Abu Dhabi. It holds 110 apartments from studios to three bedrooms across six storeys. Prices start from AED 700,000.
Al Raha Lofts at a glance
- Developer: Reportage Properties
- Location: Al Raha Beach, Abu Dhabi
- Total units: 110
- Unit types: Studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments
- Starting price: AED 700,000
- Plot area: 6,663 square metres
- Total construction area: 30,230 square metres
- Building height: 31.5 metres over 6 storeys
- Status: Completed and delivered
- Ownership: Freehold, open to all nationalities
Where Al Raha Lofts sits
Al Raha Beach is a waterfront master development on the Abu Dhabi mainland coast, between the city and Yas Island. It is one of the emirate’s established addresses, with a built out canal front, hotels, marinas and the Al Raha Mall already trading.
Travel times published by the developer:
- Abu Dhabi International Airport, 5 minutes
- Yas Island leisure attractions, 5 minutes
- Ferrari World, 5 minutes
- Al Raha Creek, 5 minutes
- GEMS Education and Ryan International School, 5 minutes
- Masdar City, 5 minutes
That cluster of five minute distances is the point of this location. Very few Abu Dhabi addresses put the airport, Yas Island and Masdar City inside the same short drive.
What you can buy at Al Raha Lofts
- Studios for single occupants and short let investors
- 1 bedroom apartments for professionals working the airport and Yas corridor
- 2 bedroom apartments for couples and small families
- 3 bedroom apartments for families who want Al Raha Beach without villa pricing
At 110 units this is a small building. That is worth weighing. A smaller resident count means less pressure on the pool, the gym and the parking, and it means your unit is not one of six hundred near identical homes competing with each other on the rental market.
Prices and the entry point
Entry is AED 700,000. That is above Reportage’s Masdar City stock and it reflects the address. Al Raha Beach is a completed waterfront district, not an emerging one.
We do not publish a price per square foot for this building. The developer does not release a unit size band we can verify against registered sales. On enquiry we send the live availability sheet with the exact size, floor and price for each unit still held.
Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Gymnasium
- Tennis court
- Football court
- Retail areas
- Covered parking
- Landscaped gardens
A tennis court and a football court in a 110 unit building is a high ratio of facility to resident. In a 600 unit tower the same two courts would be effectively unusable at peak times.
Completed and delivered
Al Raha Lofts is finished and handed over. Residents live in it now.
For a buyer that changes what the purchase actually is. You are not underwriting a construction programme or a delivery date. You inspect the unit, check the finish, see the real outlook, and check the service charge against the actual building rather than an estimate.
For an investor rent begins at handover of keys, not at the end of a build cycle.
Who Al Raha Lofts suits
Buyers who want an established address. Al Raha Beach is built, occupied and trading. There is nothing left to prove about the district.
Yield investors near the airport corridor. Tenant demand here comes from Etihad, the airport, Masdar City and the Yas Island hospitality sector.
Buyers who value a small building. 110 units is the whole argument for this one over a large tower nearby.
It suits you less if you want a payment plan. This is completed resale and handover stock, not a launch.
Abu Dhabi purchase costs
Abu Dhabi charges no annual property tax. Registration is 2 percent of the purchase price, against 4 percent in Dubai. On a AED 700,000 home that is AED 14,000 rather than AED 28,000.
Al Raha Beach is a designated investment zone, so all nationalities can own freehold here.
How to buy Al Raha Lofts through Cresco
Cresco Real Estate is a RERA licensed brokerage, ORN 34288. We hold developer authorisation to sell Reportage inventory across the UAE.
- We send the live availability sheet with unit number, floor, size and price
- We arrange a viewing, since the building is complete and occupied
- We show you the actual service charge and what comparable Al Raha Beach homes have registered at
- We walk you through the contract and the Abu Dhabi registration steps
Call or WhatsApp us and we will send the current Al Raha Lofts availability the same day.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Al Raha Lofts located?
Al Raha Lofts is at Al Raha Beach, Abu Dhabi. The airport, Yas Island, Ferrari World and Masdar City are each around 5 minutes away.
How much does an apartment at Al Raha Lofts cost?
Prices start from AED 700,000. The final price depends on unit size, floor and outlook. We send the live availability sheet on enquiry.
How many units are in Al Raha Lofts?
110 apartments across six storeys, from studios to three bedrooms.
Is Al Raha Lofts ready to move into?
Yes. The building is completed and delivered, and residents live there now. Units can be viewed before purchase.
Can foreigners buy at Al Raha Beach?
Yes. Al Raha Beach is a designated investment zone in Abu Dhabi, so all nationalities can own freehold.
What amenities does Al Raha Lofts have?
A swimming pool, gymnasium, tennis court, football court, retail areas, covered parking and landscaped gardens.
Who is the developer of Al Raha Lofts?
Reportage Properties, an Abu Dhabi developer that builds and delivers its own projects across the UAE.
How big is the building?
Al Raha Lofts sits on a 6,663 square metre plot with a total construction area of 30,230 square metres. It stands 31.5 metres over six storeys.
What Abu Dhabi actually registered
These figures are published by the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre, the regulator that registers every transaction in the emirate. They are not asking prices.
Across Abu Dhabi, residential sales reached AED 70.4 billion in the first half of 2026, against AED 25.3 billion in the same period a year earlier. Off plan took 89 per cent of that value and 82 per cent of the deals. In the ready market, 61 per cent of purchases completed in cash.
Rents are moving faster than most buyers expect. New lease prices rose 17 per cent year on year for apartments and 9 per cent for villas. Inside the investment zones, where a foreign buyer can own freehold, those figures are 21 per cent and 16 per cent. On repeat sales, the same apartment resold 20 per cent higher and the same villa 12 per cent higher.
The emirate holds 233,000 active lease contracts worth AED 9.3 billion, up 8 per cent. Supply stands at about 409,000 homes with a further 71,000 expected by 2030, peaking in 2028 at roughly 21,800 units. That pipeline is the number to weigh against the rent growth above, because it is what eventually answers it.
Where this comes from, and what it does not yet tell you. Every figure on this page is from the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Market Report H1 2026, published by ADREC on 18 August 2026. It is district level and half yearly, so it is not the unit level record we publish for Dubai communities. We have applied for direct ADREC data access and will publish Abu Dhabi at the same depth as Dubai once it is granted. We would rather tell you the limit of what we know than dress a half year figure up as something finer.
