ApartmentAED 1,200,000
Abu Dhabi

1,952 homes and apartments for sale in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
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32 properties shown
ApartmentAED 1,200,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 2,000,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 735,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentPrice on request
Abu Dhabi
Apartment$545,000
Abu Dhabi
Price on request
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 500,000
Abu Dhabi
Apartment$1,064,000
Abu Dhabi
HouseAED 2,900,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 6,600,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 6,500,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 1,800,000
Abu Dhabi
VillaAED 4,000,000
Abu Dhabi
VillaAED 5,300,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 4,400,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 1,700,000
Abu Dhabi
VillaAED 5,075,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 7,800,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 1,100,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 4,150,000
Abu Dhabi
VillaAED 5,300,000
Abu Dhabi
HouseAED 5,600,000
Abu Dhabi
VillaAED 4,236,884
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 1,759,990
Abu Dhabi
VillaAED 4,500,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 2,430,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 6,000,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 5,130,101
Abu Dhabi
VillaAED 8,800,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 4,200,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 709,000
Abu Dhabi
ApartmentAED 4,345,880
Abu Dhabi
Buyer's guide: Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi is the UAE capital and its richest emirate, with a property market that is calmer and more selective than Dubai's. RealEstateAbroad lists 1,951 properties there, with a median asking price of €705,930, or €4,522 per m². Foreigners can buy freehold only in designated investment zones, so knowing the map matters.
Figures are asking prices from current listings, converted to euros.
| Measure | Abu Dhabi |
|---|---|
| Listings | 1,951 |
| Median asking price | €705,930 |
| Middle half | €413,821 to €1,217,120 |
| Median per m² | €4,522 |
| Median size | 146 m² |
Within the categories we tag, apartments number 494, villas 205, houses 92 and land 38. Other listings lack a type tag, so these totals cover only part of the 1,951. Where there is bedroom data, one-bedroom homes (202) and two-bedroom homes (193) lead, with four-bedroom (130), three-bedroom (119) and five-plus (88) behind. Villas on Yas Island, Saadiyat and Al Raha are the best-known family houses.
The gap between the lower and upper quartile reflects very different products: efficiency flats in Al Reem at one end, beachfront villas on Saadiyat Island at the other. See the UAE apartment and villa pages.
Abu Dhabi permits foreign freehold ownership in specific investment zones, including Al Reem Island, Yas Island, Saadiyat Island, Al Raha Beach, Masdar City and Al Maryah Island, among others. Outside these zones foreigners can often obtain long-term leases (up to 99 years) or usufruct rights. The zone list has expanded over time, so verify the status of any property with the Department of Municipalities and Transport or a registered broker.
Al Reem Island has dense high-rise living with waterfront views; Saadiyat Island has beaches, museums such as Louvre Abu Dhabi and golf; Yas Island has theme parks, the Formula 1 circuit and villa communities; Al Raha Beach is a family-oriented waterfront. The capital's downtown, the Corniche, is largely older, with limited freehold options.
Abu Dhabi charges a registration fee on the sale price, generally around 2%, plus agent commission and service charges. There is no annual property tax, no personal income tax and generally no tax on rental income for individuals. Property purchases above certain values can qualify for long-term residence visas, including the Golden Visa, with thresholds that change. Banks lend to non-residents on a smaller loan-to-value ratio, usually 50 to 75 per cent.
Our UAE buying guide, UAE mortgage guide and UAE market analysis explain this further.
Our category tags cover fewer than half of the 1,951 listings, so you should treat the property-type mix as indicative and not as a full census. The median size of 146 m² and the median price per m² of €4,522 are better guides to value. At that level Abu Dhabi sits above Sharjah and Ajman and below Dubai's prime beachfront areas.
If you are comparing buildings, request the service-charge schedule, because charges in Al Reem towers and Saadiyat communities differ greatly. Ask for the title deed (Tawtheeq or freehold deed), and confirm whether the unit has any registered mortgage before paying a deposit.
For lower prices consider Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah or Umm Al Quwain. For a bigger tourism and rental market, compare Dubai. See the UAE hub for all, or run the valuation tool on a price.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, in designated investment zones such as Al Reem, Yas and Saadiyat. Outside them, long-term leases are common.
Prices vary by district, but Abu Dhabi is generally quieter, with steadier prices and a smaller resale market. Compare like with like.
There is no annual property tax or personal income tax, but registration fees and service charges apply.
Yas Island and Saadiyat Island both have villa communities, schools and beaches. Al Raha is also popular.
Qualifying purchases can lead to long-term residence visas, with value thresholds. Confirm current rules before relying on this.
They vary by building and amenities. Towers with pools, gyms and concierge services charge more per m² than villa communities. Ask for the last three years of charges.