Hudayriyat Island, United Arab Emirates
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5Down Payment
On RequestHandover Date
Q4-2026This 5BR Al Naseem Hudayriyat Island for sale is offered at AED 9,300,000 — the exact original developer price paid at launch — at a time when newer comparable 5-bedroom units within the same Al Naseem community on Hudayriyat Island are transacting in the secondary market at AED 10,000,000. That AED 700,000 gap is not a projected gain; it is an immediately verifiable position based on actual recent sales data from the same project. The seller purchased at the Modon Properties launch round and is executing an early exit, handing the next buyer an entry at launch cost in a market that has demonstrably moved past it.
The unit is a single-row villa — meaning no other residential structure sits in front of this villa to obstruct the view corridor. The outlook is open across the Al Naseem community toward the island waterfront and the Arabian Gulf beyond. The facade is Modern Contemporary: white stucco cladding, dark metal window trims, expansive glazing on both floors, an open-plan ground-floor living and kitchen zone, and a first-floor bedroom cluster. The BUA is 6,028 sq ft (560 sqm) across two floors, set within a 930 sqm (10,010 sq ft) plot. The plot includes a private garden, covered terrace with pergola for outdoor dining, a private swimming pool, and two covered parking bays accessed directly from the villa.
The Modon Properties payment plan is fully transferable to the incoming buyer. The original purchaser has paid 20% of the AED 9,300,000 purchase price (AED 1,860,000) to Modon. On transfer, the buyer reimburses this 20% to the seller and is then registered as the unit holder in Modon’s system, inheriting the remaining construction milestone payments and the final 40% due on handover in Q4 2026. This is a genuine off-plan distress deal — the buyer is not paying a secondary market premium; they are stepping in at launch pricing while the surrounding market has moved on.
The acquisition process works as follows. Once buyer and seller agree terms, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is signed and a 10% good-faith deposit is held in escrow. Modon Properties then issues a No Objection Certificate (NOC) confirming the transfer is permitted under the existing payment plan — this typically takes 5–10 working days. The buyer pays the 20% reimbursement (AED 1,860,000) to the seller upon receipt of the NOC. Both parties then proceed to the Abu Dhabi Land Department (ADLD) for formal registration. Note: Abu Dhabi applies a 2% registration fee versus Dubai’s 4% DLD fee, which reduces the entry cost by AED 186,000 relative to a comparable Dubai transaction at this price point. The buyer is then registered with Modon Properties as the new unit holder and continues the payment schedule through to Q4 2026 handover.
Hudayriyat Island villa investment at AED 9.3M is not a speculative bet — it is a secondary market entry at original cost in a sub-market that has demonstrably re-priced above that level. Abu Dhabi’s ADREC data confirms Hudayriyat Island ranked second emirate-wide by residential transaction value in 2025, generating ~AED 12.5 billion across Al Naseem, Nawayef East, and Bashayer from essentially zero prior sales history. Al Naseem is one of the three projects that built that number. The island’s villa-led development pipeline (2,776 additional units through 2030, of which 2,240 are villas) maintains a structural supply constraint around single-row premium product. The buyer here inherits a unit at a price already below the current secondary bid, in a community where the infrastructure — surf park, velodrome, beach club, adventure park — is operational and driving sustained demand.
Hudayriyat Island is positioned off the southwest coast of Abu Dhabi city, connected to the mainland by the Hudayriyat Bridge. The island sits 3.2 km from Al Bateen Beach on the mainland coastline, 12.5 km from Al Wahda Mall, 14 km from the Abu Dhabi Corniche, and 28 km from Zayed International Airport (AUH) — approximately 25 minutes by car. The commute to Abu Dhabi’s central business and government district runs 15–20 minutes in normal traffic, making it a viable primary residence location for senior executives, government officials, and well-resourced families who require both proximity to the capital and a degree of separation from it.
What distinguishes Hudayriyat Island from other Abu Dhabi residential areas is the scale and quality of the public leisure infrastructure that is already operational. Surf Abu Dhabi, 0.8 km from Al Naseem, is one of the world’s largest artificial surf parks. The Velodrome Abu Dhabi hosts international cycling events. Circuit X Adventure Park provides zip-lining, rock climbing, and off-road experiences. Marsana Beach and the island’s Aqua Park draw daily visitor traffic from across Abu Dhabi, creating a community atmosphere that most new master-planned developments take years to build. For a landlord, this visitor density translates into a tenant pool that includes short-stay holiday renters, corporate relocatees, and long-term family tenants, all competing for limited villa supply.
Al Naseem sits on the central plateau of Hudayriyat Island, within a gated residential perimeter. Modon Properties controls the entire island masterplan, which means there is no speculative infill by third-party developers that could compromise street-level quality or alter view corridors. Single-row villas in Al Naseem benefit from separation between villa clusters — private garden-to-garden spacing — which is a specification that becomes increasingly rare and premium-priced as communities mature. The Modern Contemporary facade of this specific unit, with its clean lines, floor-to-ceiling glass, and covered pergola terracing, is one of two facade types available within Al Naseem, and in current resale activity it is the more sought-after of the two.
Yes — this 5BR Al Naseem villa is priced at AED 9,300,000, which is the original Modon developer price, while comparable newer 5-bedroom units within Al Naseem on Hudayriyat Island are currently transacting in the secondary market at AED 10,000,000. The buyer secures an immediate AED 700,000 (7.0%) saving against current market comparables — not a projected figure, but one backed by verified recent transaction data on the same project.
This Al Naseem 5BR villa is priced at AED 1,543 per square foot, calculated on a BUA of 6,028 sq ft at an asking price of AED 9,300,000. Newer comparable Al Naseem 5-bedroom units in the current resale market are priced at AED 1,660–1,780 per sq ft, placing this unit AED 117–237 per sq ft below the current market bid for equivalent single-row Modern Contemporary product on Hudayriyat Island.
Yes — the Modon Properties payment plan is fully transferable to the incoming buyer. The seller has paid 20% of the AED 9,300,000 purchase price (AED 1,860,000) to Modon. On transfer, the buyer reimburses this 20% to the seller and is then registered by Modon as the new unit holder, stepping directly into the remaining construction milestone payments and the 40% balance due on handover in Q4 2026. A No Objection Certificate (NOC) from Modon Properties is required to complete the transfer and is obtained by the seller prior to the ADLD registration appointment.
Total indicative all-in acquisition costs are approximately AED 9,685,300. This comprises: purchase price AED 9,300,000; Abu Dhabi Land Department registration fee 2% = AED 186,000 (note: Abu Dhabi’s fee is 2%, not 4% as in Dubai, saving AED 186,000 relative to a comparable Dubai property at this price); trustee and conveyancing fees approximately AED 4,000; and buyer agent fee 2% + VAT approximately AED 195,300. Buyers should also account for remaining Modon construction milestone payments and the final 40% handover balance within their total investment cash flow planning.
Projected gross rental yield for Al Naseem 5-bedroom villas on Hudayriyat Island is 6–8% per annum. This is based on estimated annual rental values of AED 550,000–700,000 for a 5-bedroom villa of this size and specification in a gated island community with private pool and beach access. Early Nawayef phase villas on the same island delivered 6–7% yields as the community matured, with analysts projecting Hudayriyat Island yields at 6–8% within the waterfront villa segment. Short-stay holiday rental premiums (AED 30,000–55,000 per month peak) can lift effective yields further for owners who operate the unit commercially post-handover.
Handover of Al Naseem villas on Hudayriyat Island is targeted for Q4 2026 by Modon Properties. Some third-party sources reference a September 2027 timeline; the most current ADLD and Modon-official information points to Q4 2026. The buyer should confirm the latest Modon milestone schedule as part of the NOC and due diligence process. Modon Properties, as a government-backed Abu Dhabi master developer, has achieved on-time completion rates in line with Abu Dhabi’s top-tier developers, which industry trackers place above 90%.
Modon Properties is one of Abu Dhabi’s most established government-backed master developers, with a portfolio that includes the Abu Dhabi Fishmarket, the Marsana entertainment complex, Courtyard Mall, and the full Hudayriyat Island masterplan. Hudayriyat Island alone generated approximately AED 12.5 billion in residential transactions in 2025, ranking it second emirate-wide by sales value — a result driven by Modon’s track record, the island’s operational leisure infrastructure, and the Abu Dhabi government’s sustained infrastructure commitment to the project. Buyers benefit from the structural security that comes with a government-linked developer: lower counterparty risk, transparent ADLD registration processes, and a masterplan that is not subject to speculative third-party intervention.
Contact the DistressPropertyFinder.com team via WhatsApp and quote listing reference NASEEM-HI-5BR-001. You will receive the unit floor plan, the Modon Properties original payment schedule, comparable sales evidence for Hudayriyat Island 5-bedroom villas, and a step-by-step acquisition guide within 24 hours. International buyers can complete the full process — from MOU to ADLD registration — remotely using a notarised Power of Attorney. The typical timeline from first enquiry to completed ADLD registration is 3–4 weeks. All documentation, escrow management, and Modon NOC coordination are handled through DistressPropertyFinder.com’s verified transaction process.
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