Granada

Granada is the apartment phase of Bloom Living and the only part of the community that is not a house. Everything else Bloom Holding has released in Zayed City is a villa or a townhouse, which sets the entry price at a level that only works for buyers shopping family-sized. Granada opens the same gates for a fraction of that, and it is the phase closest to completion.

Eight four-storey buildings

The release consists of eight buildings of four storeys, holding studios and one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments from roughly 397 up to 1,883 sq ft. Selected two-bedroom layouts and all three-bedroom ones include a maid’s room, and the larger apartments carry more than one balcony. The height is worth noting on its own. Abu Dhabi’s apartment stock is overwhelmingly high-rise, concentrated in towers on Al Reem and along Al Raha, so a walk-up block facing a garden is close to unavailable in the emirate. Fewer floors also mean simpler building services, and that tends to show up in the service charge rather than in the brochure.

Buying the community without buying a villa

An apartment here carries the same access as a five-bedroom villa two streets away: the main clubhouse, the pools and sports facilities, the parks, the retail, and the school and clinic inside Bloom Living. The distance between what an owner pays and what an owner actually uses is the entire case for Granada. It also explains the rental side. A villa community generates its own tenant demand from households who want the address, the schooling and the security but are not ready to buy a house, and Granada is the only stock in Bloom Living able to serve them.

A 2026 handover changes the risk

Granada launched ahead of the other phases and completes ahead of them, with handover due in the final quarter of 2026. At that range the standard off-plan questions lose most of their weight: the wait is measured in months rather than years, the surrounding community is already occupied, and a buyer can see the finished streets instead of trusting a rendering. Payment runs from a small booking deposit through construction, with a portion of the balance falling due after the keys change hands. Entry prices sit far below what any villa phase requires, and the current figures are in the panel above. Gorilla Real Estate can compare Granada against apartment stock on Al Reem and in Khalifa City, which is where most buyers at this budget start before they find their way here.