What you should know about The Artery Residences
Investment Opportunities
The Artery Residences is sold on a freehold basis, open to buyers of any nationality, with a government registration fee of 2% and buyer funds held in an escrow account through construction, standard practice across UAE off-plan sales. IMKAN's disclosed payment structure runs 10% at launch, 40% across the construction period and 50% on handover, with pricing itself still marked «on request» ahead of full launch. Once figures are published, units at AED 2 million and above will qualify buyers for the UAE's 10-year Golden Visa, extending to spouses, children and domestic staff. Al Reem Island's rental market has stayed active on steady demand from professionals and families drawn to its waterfront setting and its short run into the city centre, a track record The Artery Residences steps into as Makers District's own residential offer builds out around it.
Transport accessibility
Downtown Abu Dhabi is around ten to fifteen minutes away by car, and the Corniche about 20 minutes, with Saadiyat Island and the Louvre Abu Dhabi sitting just across the water. Zayed International Airport is roughly 30 to 35 minutes' drive, and Dubai around two hours down the E11. Two road bridges connect the island to the mainland, so residents reach Abu Dhabi's business districts without relying on a single crossing point, and a third bridge already under construction will shorten that run further once complete. A metro line is currently in planning for Abu Dhabi; until it opens, public buses run regularly between the island and the mainland for residents who prefer not to drive, alongside the taxis and ride-hailing services already common across the city.
About Al Reem Island
Al Reem Island sits some 600 metres off Abu Dhabi's coast, home to a community of more than 55,000 people. Reem Central Park and its jogging and cycling paths run close to most towers, and Shams Boutik Mall, anchored by a Waitrose, covers everyday shopping. Reem Mall, one of the capital's largest, adds an indoor snow park and a multiplex cinema to the mix, while Al Maryah Island's galleries and dining sit a short drive away, so weekends rarely call for leaving the wider island at all. A number of well-regarded nurseries and schools serve island families directly, cutting the daily run to drop-off down to minutes rather than a cross-city commute, and clinics and pharmacies are similarly close at hand for day-to-day needs.