Ras Al Khaimah Real Estate Market Set for Sustainable Growth in 2026

A new report by Metropolitan Premium Properties indicates that Ras Al Khaimah's real estate market is entering a new phase of sustainable growth in 2026. The report forecasts a 15-20% increase in off-plan property sales, driven by rising demand and limited supply in luxury beachfront areas.

🟢 Game Changer: From Al Marjan to New Destinations

While Al Marjan Island has been the primary focus for off-plan sales in the past two years, its inventory is now nearing completion. Experts predict that in 2026, demand will shift towards emerging areas such as Marjan Beach (site of the future Hard Rock Hotel) and Al Raha Island in the Mina area, where branded and luxury projects like Armani villas and a Four Seasons hotel are under development.

🟢 Rising Prices for Ready Properties

The scarcity of off-plan options in coastal areas has fueled a boom in the secondary market. The report indicates that prices for ready properties in areas such as Al Hamra Village and Mina have grown faster than new units, with average prices expected to increase by at least 20% this year.

🟢 Rental Yields and Tourism

"With a target of attracting 5 million tourists annually, rental yields are currently around 7-8% and are expected to increase," says Maxim Novikov, head of the Ras Al Khaimah branch of Metropolitan Premium Properties. He added that buyers in 2026 have become more discerning, focusing on "location," "branding," and "construction quality" rather than impulsive purchases.