If you thought Ras Al Khaimah was already flexing with its beaches, golf courses, and island vibes — think again. Al Hamra just dropped a mega real estate mic with not one, but two brand-new residential projects worth a jaw-dropping AED 3 billion. And here’s the kicker: people are scrambling to buy faster than you can say “sold out!”
Al Hamra Greens
Imagine living in a place where “wellness” isn’t just a buzzword you slap on a juice cleanse, but literally the DNA of your community. That’s Al Hamra Greens for you — a Scandinavian-inspired haven that screams “let’s live better, not busier.”
We’re talking 1,754 apartments in sleek 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom layouts, each with its own balcony (because let’s be real, RAK views deserve a daily applause). Starting from AED 1.2M, you get lush gardens, BBQ terraces, paddle tennis, basketball courts, jogging and cycling tracks, a pet park (your furry BFF will thank you), a wellness spa, and a gym with views that make burpees slightly less painful.
Oh, and in case you’re wondering how the market feels about it? 38% sold in 24 hours. Yep, blink and your dream apartment is gone.
Say Hello to Aila Homes
Now, if apartments aren’t your jam and you’re all about those “Netflix-and-chill-in-my-private-garden” vibes, Aila Homes is calling your name. This boutique community of 200 townhouses (3- and 4-bedrooms, thank you very much) is designed with modern architecture and spacious layouts that scream “family goals.”
Over 50% sold before launch — which basically means the secret’s out: RAK is the spot for move-in-ready homes that balance luxury and comfort.
The Big Picture
This isn’t just about pretty homes. Al Hamra staged the launch at Madinat Jumeirah in Dubai with over 1,000 brokers and industry big shots showing up. Why? Because this is more than real estate — it’s a lifestyle ecosystem. Think:
- An 18-hole championship golf course
- A 220-berth marina
- Luxury stays with Waldorf Astoria, The Ritz-Carlton, Sofitel, and more
As Benoy Kurien, Group CEO of Al Hamra, puts it, this is about “meaningful living rooted in nature” and putting Ras Al Khaimah firmly on the world-class living map. Translation: RAK isn’t just catching up to Dubai and Abu Dhabi — it’s carving its own lane.
And just when you thought they’d stop there, Al Hamra is eyeing ultra-luxury branded residences (hello, Waldorf Astoria Residences) and even a first project in Dubai.
Final Word
From high-rise apartments with soul-soothing views to family townhouses that scream comfort, Al Hamra is basically rebranding RAK as the UAE’s new hot address. If you’re still hesitating, remember: 38% gone in a day, 50% gone before launch… do you really want to be the person who missed the boat?
