Radisson Residences Al Reem Island Phase Two

Radisson Residences Al Reem Island Phase Two is the third-tower release within the branded waterfront development by Royal Development Holding, an Emirates Stallions Group subsidiary, in partnership with Radisson Hotel Group. The official Phase Two announcement dated 21 September 2026 and checked on 14 November 2026 supports 437 furnished residences: studios, one-bedroom apartments and a select collection of two-bedroom townhouses. The residences are intended to be rental-ready at handover, but no guaranteed rental return or yield is published. Phase Two retains the wider development’s coastal design language and hospitality-led residential concept. Supported features include panoramic glazing, private terraces, warm timber and textured interior finishes, waterfront trails, landscaped courtyards, fitness and wellness spaces, communal lounges and a pool deck overlooking the water. The location is framed by Al Reem Island’s mangrove landscape and provides access to Reem Central Park. The buyer-relevant distinction is that this is the Phase Two third-tower release, not the unrelated Radisson Blu Hotel & Residences project in Ras Al Khaimah. Royal Development Holding describes the wider Al Reem scheme as the world’s first standalone Radisson Residences. The furnished format, international hospitality brand and Al Reem waterfront setting are central to the project identity. The official Phase Two release does not state a stable current starting price, unit-size range, bathroom range, payment schedule or contractual handover date. Those fields remain blank and must be confirmed with Royal Development Holding. Availability should likewise be checked against current inventory. Before reserving, buyers should verify the exact studio, apartment or townhouse, internal and external area, furnishing schedule, view, parking, service and brand fees, current price, payment milestones and completion terms. Project media must remain a neutral placeholder unless separately licensed for use.