Live exceptionally on Abi Dhabi
Abu Dhabi is the UAE capital, combining a modern urban core with waterfront districts, cultural destinations, residential communities, business hubs, beaches, parks and a network of islands connected to the mainland through major roads and bridges.
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Aldar Properties
The Sustainable City
1, 2, 3, 4 Beds · 712 to 3,362 sqft
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Siadah Development
Yas Beach Residence
Studio, 1, 2, 3, 4 Beds · 474 to 5,931 sqft
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Aldar Properties
Yas Acres, North Bay
2, 5, 6 Beds · 33,368 to 42,000 sqft
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Aldar Properties
The Dahlias
2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Beds · 4,197 to 4,843 sqft
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Aldar Properties
The Cedars
3, 4 Beds · 3,229 to 7,049 sqft
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Aldar Properties
The Magnolias
2, 3, 4, 5 Beds · 2,217 to 8,589 sqft
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Aldar Properties
Yas Golf Collection
Studio, 1, 2, 3 Beds · 452 to 2,982 sqft
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Aldar Properties
Yas Park Gate
2, 3, 4 Beds · 1,334 to 2,488 sqft
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Aldar Properties
Yas Park Views
3, 4, 5 Beds · 2,073 to 3,186 sqft
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Abi Dhabi Master Plan
Abu Dhabi’s master plan brings together the capital city, waterfront districts, residential communities, business hubs, cultural destinations and major infrastructure across its island and mainland setting. Planned growth balances urban development with green spaces, public amenities, coastal environments, connectivity and infrastructure for balanced growth and livability.
Abi Dhabi Overview
Abu Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates and the largest of the country’s seven emirates. The emirate is shaped by a diverse urban and coastal environment, with Abu Dhabi city at its core and a network of islands, mainland districts, landscapes and communities. The city itself is located on an island connected to the mainland and neighbouring isl...
Abu Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates and the largest of the country’s seven emirates. The emirate is shaped by a diverse urban and coastal environment, with Abu Dhabi city at its core and a network of islands, mainland districts, landscapes and communities. The city itself is located on an island connected to the mainland and neighbouring islands by bridges, creating a connected metropolitan setting. The wider urban landscape includes residential and commercial districts as well as destinations such as Al Reem Island, Al Maryah Island, Saadiyat Island, Yas Island, Hudayriyat Island and Jubail Island. These destinations support business, retail, culture, entertainment, leisure and waterfront living. Saadiyat is recognised for cultural and beach destinations, while Yas Island is centred around entertainment, hospitality, shopping and leisure. Al Maryah Island is a major business and lifestyle destination, while Hudayriyat and Jubail add outdoor and natural experiences. Abu Dhabi’s urban development is guided by long-term planning principles that coordinate land uses, transport networks, infrastructure, public spaces and development standards. The Abu Dhabi Plan 2030 provides a strategic framework for the city’s growth, while planning continues to support connected communities, sustainable development and infrastructure. The capital also offers schools, healthcare facilities, shopping centres, hotels, restaurants, parks, beaches, cultural institutions and recreational destinations. Roads and bridges connect the central island with surrounding districts and destinations, supporting movement across the metropolitan area. Together, these elements create a diverse urban environment where established neighbourhoods and new master-planned communities continue to develop alongside Abu Dhabi’s coastline, islands and mainland districts.
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