



Starting Price
AED 3.9M
Delivery
Q1 2028
Downpayment
40%
Starting Price
AED 3.9M
Nasim Al Bahr Residences
AED 3.9M
Starting Price
AED 3.9M
Delivery
Q1 2028
Downpayment
40%
Nasim Al Bahr offers a 40/60 payment plan — 40% during construction and 60% upon completion, making it a flexible investment for business owners and institutional buyers alike.

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Every detail at Nasim Al Bahr is designed to elevate coastal living into an art form. From private leisure retreats to curated wellness and hospitality experiences, residents enjoy an unparalleled lifestyle by the water.
There’s something quietly poetic about Nasim Al Bahr. The name itself — “breeze of the sea” — feels perfectly chosen. Set along the shores of Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah, this off-plan project by One Broker Group doesn’t just borrow from the landscape; it becomes part of it. The sea is everywhere here — in the light, in the air, even in the rhythm of how life might unfold. Nasim Al Bahr offers a collection of 392 residences, along with 55 villas and townhouses that bring the experience of living by the sea to life in different ways. The main residential tower features one- to five-bedroom apartments and penthouses, each with sweeping views that stretch across the coastline. The design feels open, unhurried — as if every space was planned to let the sea in. Down along the water, the villas and townhouses extend that intimacy further. You can imagine stepping out onto terraces where the horizon feels almost within reach. What’s remarkable is how seamlessly hospitality and residential living blend here. The project is part of a larger destination that reflects the UAE’s growing reputation for world-class coastal real estate. Residents will have access to all hotel and residential amenities — from fine dining and wellness facilities to leisure zones designed for calm and connection. It’s the kind of place where morning walks are spent along the shoreline and evenings might unfold with the glow of the sea nearby. Al Marjan Island itself has become one of Ras Al Khaimah’s most sought-after waterfront destinations, attracting attention from investors and homeowners who see its long-term potential. The location combines natural beauty with strong infrastructure — a place that still feels peaceful, yet connected enough to everything that matters. Dubai is less than an hour away, making it ideal for those who want a coastal lifestyle without losing urban access. From an investment perspective, Nasim Al Bahr represents a significant opportunity within the UAE property market. The completion date in Q1 2028 allows for a comfortable timeline, and the combination of limited waterfront homes and five-star hospitality branding positions it for both high-end rental yields and long-term appreciation. Projects like this don’t come along often — especially with such a balance of natural setting, design integrity, and developer credibility. And yet, beyond its numbers and features, Nasim Al Bahr feels personal. There’s a sense of calm here that’s hard to define but easy to imagine. Maybe it’s the sea breeze, or the way the architecture seems to listen to its surroundings. It feels like a place built not just for living, but for arriving — for finding a slower rhythm and letting the day stretch out a little longer than usual.In a region known for bold skylines and speed, Nasim Al Bahr stands apart — thoughtful, patient, and beautifully attuned to its setting. Perhaps that’s what makes it so rare: it doesn’t compete with the view. It becomes part of it.
Nestled within the iconic Al Marjan Island masterplan, Nasim Al Bahr offers a lifestyle defined by exclusivity and connection. Surrounded by turquoise waters, world-class resorts, and the vibrant energy of Ras Al Khaimah’s new entertainment hub, residents enjoy direct access to the beach, retail promenades, and luxury hospitality experiences—just moments from the Wynn Resort and 45 minutes from Dubai.

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Dubai’s 2026 off plan market is leaning hard into high end, sustainability-led, and waterfront masterplans, mostly from the usual heavyweights like Emaar and Nakheel, plus a long tail of smaller developers trying to ride the same wave. Palm Jebel Ali and The Oasis are the obvious headline communities right now, and then you’ve got lagoon and lifestyle concepts like Azizi Venice, plus ultra luxury branded towers that are basically “Dubai doing Dubai.”

Family offices are rapidly moving to Dubai to tap into a genuinely rare mix, a 0% personal tax environment, a high-end lifestyle that is not just marketing, and unusually practical access to Europe, Asia, and Africa in one flight pattern. The big pull factors keep repeating in conversations, predictable frameworks in DIFC and ADGM, growing availability of Foundations and Trust-style structures, 100% foreign ownership options for many business activities, and residency routes that are clearer than most places right now. And yes, the “safe, geopolitically neutral hub” line can sound like a brochure, but I keep hearing the same thing from different angles, families want a jurisdiction that feels operationally calm.

Investing in Emaar Beachfront is attractive for a simple reason that sounds obvious, but still matters, it is one of the rare “central Dubai” beachfront addresses that sits right between Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah, inside Dubai Harbour, with a private-beach, resort-style feel that is hard to replicate at scale. It is Emaar, it is gated, it is limited supply, and the buyer pool is not just local end users, it is global investors, second-home buyers, and short-stay demand in one of Dubai’s most liquid waterfront corridors. The result is usually a blend of lifestyle value and investment value, rental demand that stays relatively deep in both long-term and holiday-home cycles, and an exit story that tends to be easier than most newer communities.

Buying off-plan in Dubai in 2026 needs a more cautious, data-driven approach than it did a couple of years ago, mostly because the market is maturing and shifting toward stabilization. Supply is a big part of that story, forecasts vary depending on the research you follow, but the common theme is, a lot of homes are scheduled to complete in 2026 and 2027, which means buyers can’t rely on hype and momentum alone.

Living in Dubai as an American can feel like a lifestyle upgrade, high safety, modern infrastructure, and no UAE personal income tax. But you still file US taxes, visas tie you to work or investment, summers are intense, and culture and laws require respect. The win is real, if you plan properly.

Rashid Yachts & Marina (sometimes still called Mina Rashid) is one of those Dubai waterfront communities that feels like it should be “only for yacht people”, but in reality it is becoming a broader lifestyle and investment play, especially because it sits right on the edge of Old Dubai, with surprisingly quick access to Downtown and DXB.