Marjan, the master developer of freehold properties in Ras Al Khaimah, has launched its new mixed-use beach town destination, Marjan Beach. 

 

The development is set to attract billions in investments across lifestyle, real estate and hospitality and accelerate RAK Vision 2030, the developer said. 

 

A transformational catalyst in Ras Al Khaimah’s evolution as the region’s premier sustainable investment destination and tourism gateway, Marjan Beach will establish new benchmarks for waterfront living in the GCC, it said.

 

 

A vibrant destination, designed to deliver a fusion of accessibility and livability, Marjan Beach offers a luxury lifestyle for residents and visitors alike. Upon completion, the development will host 12,000 hotel keys and 22,000 residential units with an anticipated population of 74,000 residents and workforce of 32,000. 

 

The mixed-use development is designed to accommodate up to 180,000 visitors annually, reflecting its dual role as a thriving residential community and a premier tourism destination. The project encompasses eight distinctly positioned neighbourhoods, set across 85 million sq ft of total masterplan area, with a beach frontage of three kilometres and 6.5 million sq ft of open green spaces, ensuring that nature and urban convenience exist in perfect balance, Marjan said.

 

Overlooking the scenic waters of the Arabian Gulf and Al Marjan Island, the Beachfront Resorts area offers waterfront hospitality with a public beach, commercial streets and food outlets, while within walking distance from the beach, an upscale residential and commercial hub is framed by the largest park in the district with open green spaces connecting all neighborhoods. With a Civic Centre that houses government offices and public services, and a space for Innovation, Marjan Beach offers a unique mix of business, leisure and lifestyle. A new area pioneers next-generation logistics alongside retail outlets, with upscale residential amenities, active waterfront commercial outlets with recreational facilities and  midscale and low-scale residential units, ensuring a wide range of housing facilities to cater to all segments of people.

 

 

Abdulla Al Abdouli, Chief Executive Officer, Marjan, said: “We are thrilled to launch one of our most ambitious developments, Marjan Beach, which is set to transform the region’s waterfront landscape. Ras Al Khaimah’s appetite for world-class real estate projects that encompass residential, hospitality, leisure and business offerings has been on an upswing of late. The successful sold-out status of Al Marjan Island and RAK Central, reflects the Emirate’s robust economic potential and we look forward to powering it further with Marjan Beach. We are confident the new mixed-use beach town destination will provide dynamic new avenues for investors, businesses and residents to be part of Ras Al Khaimah’s new shoreline, further enhancing the emirate’s livability and vibrancy.”

 

Marjan Beach is the UAE’s most comprehensive beach town destination, with a community-centric design that balances waterfront luxury with tech innovation and sustainability. An economic catalyst, Marjan Beach will serve as a major employment hub along with being a tourism destination. With expansive lush green spaces and easy access to the public beach, the development prioritises sustainable infrastructure through renewables and innovation, with a focus on environmental balance. Inclusive spaces for culture and well-being ensure residents and visitors enjoy a wholesome lifestyle.

 

Marjan Beach is located in close proximity to notable developments such as Wynn Al Marjan Island, Al Hamra Village and the Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone (RAKEZ). The destination also enjoys easy access to the main highway, with ongoing roadworks enhancing connectivity to all parts of the country. Offering residences, hotels, offices, leisure hubs and an educational institution, the sustainable development is set to offer a wholesome lifestyle with a focus on people’s wellbeing, the developer said. -TradeArabia News Service