Reportage Village Abu Dhabi is a townhouse community by Reportage Properties in Khalifa City, Abu Dhabi. It holds 312 townhouses in two to four bedroom layouts across a 52,626.94 square metre site. Prices start from AED 4.38 million. Construction is 65.81 percent complete.
Reportage Village Abu Dhabi at a glance
- Developer: Reportage Properties
- Location: Khalifa City, Abu Dhabi
- Total units: 312 townhouses
- Unit types: 2 to 4 bedroom townhouses
- Starting price: AED 4,380,000
- Plot area: 52,626.94 square metres
- Construction progress: 65.81 percent complete
- Ownership: Freehold, open to all nationalities
This is the premium end of the Reportage range
Read the entry price carefully. AED 4.38 million is roughly eleven times the entry price of Reportage Village Dubai, and it is the highest starting price of any Reportage community in the UAE.
Two things explain it. Khalifa City is an established low density district of large plots, not an emerging one, and 312 homes on 52,626.94 square metres is a low density layout by design. You are buying land as much as building.
If you came here expecting the AED 400,000 townhouse pricing Reportage is known for in Dubai, this is not that product and we would rather tell you now than after a viewing.
Where it sits in Khalifa City
Khalifa City sits on the mainland between Abu Dhabi island and the airport, next to Masdar City and Al Raha. It is one of the emirate’s established family districts, with schools, clinics and retail already in place.
Travel times published by the developer:
- Abu Dhabi Golf Club, 10 minutes
- Al Forsan International Sports Club, 10 minutes
- Al Raha area, 10 minutes
- Masdar City, 10 minutes
- Abu Dhabi International Airport, 15 minutes
- Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, 15 minutes
- Zayed Sports City, 15 minutes
- Yas Island, 15 minutes
That spread is the practical case for Khalifa City. Almost everything an Abu Dhabi family uses is inside 15 minutes.
What you can buy
- 2 bedroom townhouses at the entry of the range
- 3 bedroom townhouses, the core of the community
- 4 bedroom townhouses at the top
We do not publish a price per square foot for this project. The developer does not release a plot and built up area band we can verify against registered sales, and at this price level an unverified figure would be worse than no figure. On enquiry we send the live availability sheet with exact plot size, built up area, layout and price.
Amenities
- Large swimming pools
- Kids swimming pools
- Gymnasium
- Kids play area
- Seating areas
- Barbecue areas
- Landscaped walkways
Across 312 homes rather than several thousand, this amenity set is genuinely usable at peak times. Density is the quiet advantage of the whole scheme.
Construction progress and handover
Reportage reports the community at 65.81 percent complete. The site is built out well past halfway and the remaining programme is measurable.
At this stage a buyer takes far less risk than at launch. The trade is that the long payment plans offered early in a project’s life are generally no longer on the table.
Reportage has not published a fixed handover date. We confirm the current expected date in writing with the developer before any reservation.
Who this suits
Abu Dhabi families buying a home to live in. Khalifa City is a school and community district. This is an end user product first.
Buyers who want low density. 312 homes on 52,626.94 square metres is space, and space is what Khalifa City is bought for.
Buyers who want an established location. Nothing here is waiting to be proved. The district is built.
It suits you less if you are yield hunting. At AED 4.38 million entry, the rental yield maths in Khalifa City does not compete with a AED 500,000 apartment in Masdar City, and we will show you both sets of numbers rather than only the one that suits a larger commission.
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 4.38 million home that is AED 87,600 rather than AED 175,200. On a purchase this size the emirate difference alone is a meaningful number.
Khalifa City is a designated investment zone, so all nationalities can own freehold here.
How to buy 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, plot size, built up area, layout and price
- We confirm the payment plan and the handover date in writing from the developer
- We show you what comparable Khalifa City homes have actually registered at
- We walk you through the reservation, the SPA and the Abu Dhabi registration steps
Call or WhatsApp us and we will send the current availability the same day.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Reportage Village Abu Dhabi located?
In Khalifa City, Abu Dhabi. The golf club, Al Forsan, Al Raha and Masdar City are each around 10 minutes away, and the airport, Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and Yas Island are 15 minutes.
How much does a townhouse cost there?
Prices start from AED 4.38 million. The final price depends on plot size, built up area and layout. We send the live availability sheet on enquiry.
How many townhouses are there?
312, across a 52,626.94 square metre site, in two to four bedroom layouts.
Why is it so much more expensive than Reportage Village Dubai?
Different product in a different market. Khalifa City is an established low density Abu Dhabi district of large plots, and this community puts only 312 homes on its site. Reportage Village Dubai puts 1,767 homes on a Dubailand site and starts at AED 400,000.
When will it be handed over?
Reportage reports construction at 65.81 percent complete and has not published a fixed handover date. We confirm the current expected date in writing before any reservation.
Can foreigners buy in Khalifa City?
Yes. It is a designated investment zone in Abu Dhabi, so all nationalities can own freehold.
What is the registration cost?
Abu Dhabi charges 2 percent of the purchase price, which is AED 87,600 on a AED 4.38 million home. There is no annual property tax.
Who is the developer?
Reportage Properties, an Abu Dhabi developer that builds and delivers its own projects across the UAE.
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.
