AMRA Phase 2 2BR Apartment — Move-In Ready Value

Two-bedroom apartment, 1,216 sq ft, AMRA Phase 2 — coastal Umm Al Quwain with easy access to Dubai and a post-handover payment plan spanning three years

AMRA Phase 2 by Citi Developers sits within the Blue Carbon zone of Umm Al Quwain — a emirate that offers genuine waterfront living without the density and price premium of Dubai. This 1,216 sq ft (113 m²) two-bedroom apartment is a strong fit for buyers looking to invest in UAE real estate at a measured entry point, or for those who want a primary coastal residence with straightforward connectivity to Dubai. The payment plan — 70/30 with three years of post-handover instalments — makes the financial commitment unusually flexible for an off-plan purchase.

Key features of the apartment

— two bedrooms with defined private zones;
— open-plan living and kitchen area with generous proportions;
— balconies overlooking the lagoon and sea;
— floor-to-ceiling glazing throughout the tower facades, filling interiors with natural light;
— nature-inspired palette: natural stone, timber and soft neutral tones;
— off-plan status with a 2029 completion date.

AMRA Phase 2 amenities

— residential swimming pools;
— beach-view fitness centre;
— yoga and Pilates areas;
— sauna and massage rooms;
— children’s play room;
— co-working space;
— lounge bar and private cinema;
— on-site restaurants: Isabella Cucina Italiana and Hunter & Barrel;
— organic supermarket, art gallery and pharmacy within the complex.

Architecture and concept

Towers D and E form the second phase of a five-tower master development linked by a shared podium. The architecture leans into an organic contemporary aesthetic — fluid lines and glass facades that mirror the stillness of the lagoon. Each tower rises across fourteen residential floors above ground level. The concept balances resort-style amenities with a liveable, nature-connected environment: open balconies, airy interiors and a fully self-contained infrastructure suitable for year-round residency.

About the developer

Citi Developers is a developer focused on coastal residential projects across the Northern Emirates, known for delivering communities with their own commercial and recreational infrastructure built in from the ground up.

Payment plan

The 70/30 scheme with post-handover flexibility:
— 10% — booking deposit;
— 60% — during construction;
— 30% — post-handover, paid over three years.
Handover scheduled for 2029.

Location — Umm Al Quwain, Blue Carbon Zone

— 15 minutes to Marjan Island, Ras Al Khaimah;
— 40 minutes to Dubai International Airport;
— approximately 60 minutes to Downtown Dubai and Dubai Mall;
— direct access to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311), connecting to Dubai and Sharjah.

Frequently asked questions

Why is Umm Al Quwain attracting property buyers right now?
— The emirate is actively developing its waterfront zones at a lower entry price compared to Dubai, which appeals both to end-users seeking coastal living and to investors with a medium-to-long investment horizon.
How practical is the commute to Dubai from this location?
— Dubai International Airport is roughly 40 minutes via E311 — a route that avoids the inner-city congestion typical of cross-Dubai journeys.
How does the post-handover payment structure work?
— The remaining 30% is paid in instalments over three years after you receive the keys, with no additional interest charged — structured around the developer’s standard post-handover schedule.
Is a 113 m² two-bedroom apartment suitable for families?
— Yes. Two separate bedrooms, a large open-plan living area and lagoon-facing balconies make it a practical layout for permanent family living or long-term rental.
Is there everyday infrastructure within the complex itself?
— The development includes an organic supermarket, pharmacy, two restaurants and an art gallery on-site, reducing the need for daily trips outside the community.

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