Off-plan projects in Al Rawdah sit on the Umm Al Quwain coast, a shoreline being built on only now and still among the quietest in the country. Beachfront and near-shore plots are being taken up by developers better known for their work in Dubai, and what they are putting up here is apartment buildings rather than towers. Prices sit well below the Dubai waterfront. The current lineup is below.
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Al Rawdah is an apartment-led market: every current off-plan launch here is a residential tower or complex, typically with stronger rental demand and lower entry prices.
The map shows the 1 off-plan projects listed on this page — 3 projects in Al Rawdah in total; use the pages and filters above to see the rest. Project locations come from developer materials and open sources, so some pins may be approximate.
Off-plan projects in Al Rawdah amount to a handful of launches, each from a different developer, priced from around $180K with handover in 2027 and 2028. That entry point buys a new-build apartment close to the water, for a fraction of what a comparable position costs on the Dubai coast.
Al Rawdah lies on the Umm Al Quwain shoreline, along the same stretch of coast as Siniya Island and about an hour north of Dubai by road. This is the quiet end of the country: low-rise, thinly populated, with the emirate’s lagoon and beaches as the main draw and none of the density that defines the Dubai waterfront. Everyday retail and schooling are limited next to a Dubai district, and a car is essential rather than optional.
Everything currently on sale is an apartment, in beachfront and near-shore buildings rather than high-rise stacks. What stands out is who is building them: Citi Developers, Deyaar and Sobha are all established names from the Dubai market that have taken plots here, which says something about where this coast is heading. Booking deposits vary more than usual, from 5% on one scheme to around 20% on another, with instalments through construction and the balance at handover.
The buyer here is not the Dubai buyer. Rental income depends on weekend and seasonal use rather than on employment, so an investor is effectively taking a view on this coastline attracting more visitors and second-home owners over time. For an end-user the arithmetic is simpler: a beachfront apartment at a price that would buy an inland flat in Dubai, with distance from a large city as the trade. Gorilla Real Estate’s specialists work both sides of this coast and can show how a building here prices against the island opposite and against an equivalent address in Dubai. The full list of off-plan properties for sale in Al Rawdah is above.
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