Situated within Al Hamra Village, these developments embrace nature‑inspired architecture and wellness-focused amenities. Al Hamra Greens draws on Scandinavian design principles, offering 1‑, 2‑ and 3‑bedroom apartments starting at AED 1.2 million. The project promises private balconies, scenic views of the golf course and RAK Central, and communal facilities including wellness spas, outdoor courts, running tracks and pet‑friendly parks.
Aila Homes caters to families, providing modern 3‑ and 4‑bedroom townhouses with private gardens and spacious layouts. Positioned to meet escalating demand for upscale, move‑in ready housing, more than 50 per cent of homes were pre‑sold even before the official unveiling. Both communities offer seamless integration into the broader Al Hamra ecosystem, which includes a championship golf course, marina, beach resorts and hospitality destinations such as the Waldorf Astoria and Ritz‑Carlton.
The launch event, held at Madinat Jumeirah, drew over 1,000 brokers and industry figures, signalling significant investor and end‑user interest. Al Hamra’s Group CEO, Benoy Kurien, emphasised the dual focus on customer taste and lifestyle enrichment, stating these projects are milestones in a growth strategy designed to position Ras Al Khaimah as a premier living and investing hub.
Beyond its immediate appeal, the introduction of these developments reinforces wider urban and lifestyle trends in the emirate. Ras Al Khaimah is fast developing as a wellness‑centric destination, combining tranquil coasts, natural landscapes and planned communities to attract health‑conscious residents and investors. Market data from CBRE highlights a 39 per cent year‑on‑year rise in residential prices during Q1 2025 in RAK, alongside AED 2.4 billion in off‑plan sales—underscoring investor confidence.
The Al Hamra Greens project is slated for handover in Q1 2028, with a flexible payment scheme that eases buyer entry through phased instalments. The Aila Homes payment plan is similarly structured to support affordability for families.
Eco‑friendly features are central to the Greens concept. Developments include energy‑efficient homes with solar‑ready roofs, organic herb gardens, infinity pools and a 15‑km jogging and cycling track. Designed to foster wellness, these environments align with increasing local and expatriate demand for integrating natural surroundings with modern convenience.
Financially, the rapid sell‑out signals robust market validation. Pre‑launch and launch promissory agreements totalled over AED 1.1 billion within the first day. Analysts suggest such response reflects broader UAE real estate dynamics, with investors shifting focus to quality off‑plan, integrated communities as Dubai markets tighten and alternative emirates emerge as viable options.
For buyers, strategic positioning near RAK Central and transport routes ensures connectivity to educational institutions, healthcare, and emerging business districts. International airports in Ras Al Khaimah and Sharjah lie within a 30‑ to 35‑minute drive, bolstering appeal to regional commuters.
Looking ahead, Al Hamra has signalled intent to expand. Branded‑residence offerings under Waldorf Astoria and Ritz‑Carlton are planned for RAK, with an incoming debut in Dubai, consolidating its position among Gulf hospitality and property developers.
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