Residential development is central to Marjan’s ambition to reimagine modern living in Ras Al Khaimah. Across our master planned destinations – from Al Marjan Island to the emerging neighbourhoods of Marjan Beach and the vibrant urban precinct of RAK Central – we are creating communities that showcase the emirate’s future.

With thousands of homes under development, including an expanding collection of branded residences, our portfolio reflects Ras Al Khaimah’s evolution into a modern, confident and globally connected destination.

Our communities are designed to make everyday life feel effortless and enjoyable. Contemporary architecture is complemented by generous outdoor spaces, tree-lined pathways and neighbourhoods that prioritise walkability and connection. 

Each community brings its own character — from beachfront enclaves with uninterrupted sea views to lively urban districts close to cafes, parks and everyday conveniences. Whatever the setting, each neighbourhood is defined by a strong sense of place and the comfort of living within a community designed around people.

Distinctive Places to Live

From waterfront villa communities to branded residences and vibrant urban neighbourhoods, Marjan’s residential portfolio spans a diverse range of master-planned developments designed for modern living

Waterfront & Urban Communities

Marjan’s residential portfolio spans an impressive array of coastal and city-living options. Al Marjan Island alone features more than 18,000 planned residential units, including high-end apartments, waterfront homes and premium villa communities. Marjan Beach introduces further variety, with contemporary residences set along one of the emirate’s finest stretches of coastline, complemented by generous green spaces and a relaxed outdoor lifestyle.

In RAK Central, modern urban neighbourhoods will offer a new expression of city living, combining convenience, connectivity and a rich mix of cultural and community experiences. Together, these districts form a cohesive vision for residential life in Ras Al Khaimah, where people can choose the setting that suits their lifestyle without compromising on quality, comfort or access to world-class amenities.

Branded Residences & Signature Living

Marjan is elevating its residential offering with a collection of branded developments in partnership with some of the world’s most respected luxury and hospitality brands. These include landmark projects such as Moonstone by Missoni, The Astera – Aston Martin Residences, Fortune Bay Residences and Nobu Residences, all of which strengthen Ras Al Khaimah’s appeal to residents and international investors.

Across our masterplans, these branded communities combine world-class architecture, elegant interiors and premium amenities to create homes that are both luxurious and effortlessly liveable. Their association with globally recognised brands reinforces long-term value, provides clear market differentiation and presents a compelling proposition for buyers seeking exceptional quality and strong investment potential.

Lifestyle-Led Neighbourhoods

Every residential community we deliver is designed with liveability at its core. Generous green spaces, advanced mobility options, schools, sports facilities and integrated retail and lifestyle amenities come together to create modern neighbourhoods that are easy to navigate and enjoyable to live in. This human-centred approach shapes communities that are both aspirational and practical – places where individuals, couples and families can enjoy Ras Al Khaimah’s outstanding quality of life.

Investment Opportunities

Ras Al Khaimah’s residential real estate market is experiencing exceptional growth, driven by economic expansion, a rising population and sustained demand from international investors.

 

Market Highlights

199%

increase in off-plan apartment prices following the Wynn announcement

92 %

rise in primary villa prices over the same period

70%

of buyers in RAK’s primary market are investors

18%

2023-25 CAGR of residential property prices

45,000

new homes required by 2030 to meet future demand