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Aldar has unveiled the masterplan for Fahid Island, a new luxury residential and mixed-use development in Abu Dhabi, with a gross development value exceeding Dh40 billion. The island is designed with a focus on waterfront living, ensuring every part is within a five-minute walk to the water. This project aims to solidify Abu Dhabi's position as a premier destination for residents, investors, and visitors.
Fahid Island, spanning 2.7 million square meters, will feature over 6,000 residences, including apartments, townhouses, and villas. The development boasts a 4.6-kilometer beachfront and mangrove forests. The first residential phase, Fahid Beach Residences, will offer a limited collection of luxury units. Renowned architects, including Kengo Kuma and Koichi Takada, have designed residential concepts, with additional designs from ACME and NAGA Architects.
The island's location is between Yas Island and Jubail Island. Villas will offer 4-, 5-, and 6-bedroom options with waterfront access. A 2-kilometer waterfront promenade will serve as a social hub, offering community spaces and a vibrant atmosphere. Coral Drive, the island's boutique retail boulevard, will feature trendy outlets, art galleries, and cafes.
This project builds on Aldar's successful developments on Yas and Saadiyat Islands, reflecting Abu Dhabi's appeal to global investors, as indicated by strong property sales. Aldar's financial performance, with a group revenue backlog of Dh55.7 billion, underscores the demand for luxury properties in the emirate. Fahid Island represents a new benchmark in premium waterfront living, wellness, and sustainable design.

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