Ras Al Khaimah’s property market is set for major growth, with 25,600 new homes expected to be added between now and 2030. Apartments will make up the vast majority of this future supply, accounting for an estimated 97 per cent of new residential units.
The emirate saw 170 homes come to market in Q1 2026, with a further 1,700 units expected to be delivered before the end of the year. Looking ahead, around 23,900 homes are projected to be handed over by 2030, with 2029 forecast to be the busiest year for completions, bringing an estimated 9,100 new units to the market.
Ras Al Khaimah’s real estate sector continues to gather momentum, supported by strong investment, population growth and rising demand for residential property. The emirate is currently home to around 450,000 people, with its population projected to reach 650,000 by the end of the decade.
The wider investment picture is also significant. Last year, Ras Al Khaimah attracted around AED 39 billion in foreign direct investment across 17 projects, more than any other emirate.
The city and wider emirate are also seeing significant infrastructure investment, including upgrades to roads, maritime trade facilities, commercial developments and office spaces. These projects are supporting Ras Al Khaimah’s wider economic growth while strengthening regional connectivity.
Some of the key developers currently active in the Ras Al Khaimah property market include RAK Properties, Al Hamra Real Estate and Aldar, among others.
Residential prices have also increased in recent months. Between October 2025 and March 2026, apartment sale prices rose by nearly five per cent, while villa prices increased by almost four per cent. Rental rates also climbed during the same period, rising by more than six per cent for apartments and five per cent for villas.
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