Projects in Raha Island

An Island Community Taking Shape Within Mina Al Arab: New Projects in Raha Island

Raha Island sits within Mina Al Arab, RAK Properties' coastal master plan in Ras Al Khaimah. Three sub-areas are currently active here: Edge, Mirasol, and Skai. The inventory is small, and buyers here are essentially making a single developer decision, with one unified vision for the whole island sitting behind all three projects.

Where AED 770K Buys In and AED 5.2M Is the Peak

The median asking price of AED 770,000 sits just above the floor of AED 750,000, which tells you the bulk of available inventory is in the apartment category. The AED 5,222,000 ceiling reflects the penthouse offering present across all three projects.

Apartments here suit buyers who want a waterfront address in Ras Al Khaimah at an accessible price point. Penthouses attract those who want the same location with a larger footprint and a higher-end product. One project also offers a duplex format for buyers who want multi-level living without committing to a full villa.

RAK Properties, 10% Down, and Handover by 2028

Handover falls between June 2027 and June 2028. RAK Properties carries all three projects across Raha Island, which means build quality, delivery track record, and resale performance all rest with one name. For buyers thinking about secondary market value, the island's pricing will move closely with RAK Properties' standing in the broader Mina Al Arab context.

Entry starts at a 10% down payment, a low threshold relative to typical Dubai off-plan requirements. None of the projects include post-handover payment plans, so full settlement is expected by handover. Buyers should factor that into their financing timeline before committing.

The amenity pattern points clearly to one kind of resident: beach access, a health club, and on-site restaurants together describe a community where people are expected to spend significant time within the island rather than driving out for everything. The children's play area reinforces this as a family destination rather than a yield-focused investor product.