The development marks the first-time private ownership has been introduced within one of the UAE’s most historically and institutionally significant destinations. Completion is anticipated in 2029.

The development forms part of Abu Dhabi’s continued evolution as a global cultural, hospitality, and lifestyle capital, where architecture, long-term stewardship, and thoughtfully planned infrastructure and real estate development continue to shape the identity of the city.

Positioned along one of Abu Dhabi’s most important natural shorelines, the residences sit within the axis connecting Qasr Al Watan, the Founder’s Memorial, and the timeless Corniche, a part of the capital where civic identity, coastline, and public life converge. Few residential settings in the region carry comparable cultural and national significance.

The architectural language draws from Abu Dhabi’s coastal vernacular through a contemporary expression shaped by proportion, light, landscape, and privacy. The residences are organised around gardens and courtyards, oriented toward the shoreline and surrounding landscape. Privacy is approached not as an amenity, but as an architectural condition embedded within the planning of the homes themselves.

Life within the grounds of Emirates Palace has always been defined by discretion, calmness, and hospitality at an intimate scale. The residences extend that sensibility into private living through quiet arrival sequences, generous interior spaces, and direct access to a reserved stretch of shoreline.

A collection of private hospitality and wellness spaces curated by Mandarin Oriental continues this experience through a philosophy rooted in attentiveness to service.