Abu Dhabi - Mubasher: Aldar Properties has unveiled AED 3.80 billion in new residential, commercial, and logistics projects across Abu Dhabi, expanding its develop-to-hold pipeline to AED 17.60 billion.

The developments reinforce Aldar’s Abu Dhabi leadership, diversify its portfolio, and grow recurring income, according to a press release.

Jassem Salah Busaibe, CEO of Aldar Investment, said: "Our latest investments reflect the strong demand we are seeing for residential rental units, grade A commercial space, and logistics real estate in Abu Dhabi.”

“The develop-to-hold strategy is a core growth driver for Aldar, enabling us to significantly expand our diverse portfolio of income-generating assets across the UAE while responding to client requirements for professionally managed commercial, residential, logistics, hospitality, retail and education assets,” the CEO emphasized.

Residential Units

Aldar will develop nearly 2,000 rental units in Alreeman, including studios and one-three-bedroom apartments.

On Yas Island, the developer will offer 665 units, featuring 217 townhouses and villas, for young professionals and families.

An additional 448 apartments in Yas Residential Village will provide staff accommodation.

Commercial Project

The ADX-listed company is developing Yas Business Park, spanning four towers with 47,500 square meters (m2) of grade A office space.

Located next to Yas Mall and Aldar Square, the project is expected to be completed by the second half (H2) of 2027.

Logistics Space

Aldar will expand Abu Dhabi Business Hub with 175,000 m2 of new logistics space to meet demand from e-commerce, third-party logistics, and distribution tenants.

Meanwhile, the overall investment also includes Abu Dhabi’s first Tesla Experience Centre, a 5,000 m2 facility on Yas Island.

Upon completion, the new assets will join Aldar Investment’s AED 47 billion income-generating real estate portfolio.

Aldar recently announced 30% year-on-year (YoY) higher net profits at AED 5.96 billion for the first nine months (9M) of 2025, compared to AED 4.57 billion.