Marlin Reportage
Contemporary penthouse living beside Abu Dhabi’s waterfront
- Starting from
- AED 4M
- Homes
- 2 – 4 bed
- Sizes
- 868 – 5,514 sq ft
- Handover
- December 2027
Contemporary penthouse living beside Abu Dhabi’s waterfront
Marlin Reportage is a twin-tower residential project by Reportage Properties on Al Reem Island, Abu Dhabi. Offering two- to four-bedroom penthouses from AED 3,995,222, the development combines contemporary architecture with practical, spacious layouts and views of the waterfront, Arabian Gulf and city skyline. Depending on the unit plan, homes include private balconies or terraces, kitchen cabinetry and countertops, fully tiled bathrooms, en-suites and guest toilets where applicable.
Scheduled for handover in 2027, Marlin Reportage places residents within Al Reem Island’s growing mixed-use district. The waterfront community is close to Abu Dhabi mainland, with access to Saadiyat Island and Al Maryah Island. Nearby beaches, parks, sports areas, banks, commercial facilities, social amenities and entertainment destinations support everyday convenience, while modern infrastructure provides straightforward connections to key parts of Abu Dhabi.
What is being released.
What the development provides.
- Water Features
How the purchase is staged.
30/70 plan. Also available: 10/46/44. Indicative terms; the final schedule follows the developer SPA.
At a glance.
- Developer
- Reportage Properties
- Community
- Al Reem Island
- Emirate
- Abu Dhabi
- Sales status
- On Sale
- Launched
- February 2026
- Handover
- December 2027
- Property types
- Penthouse
- Unit sizes
- 868 – 5,514 sq ft
- Starting price
- AED 4M
Where it sits.
Reportage Properties
Before we recommend a unit in Marlin Reportage, we check Reportage Properties's delivery record on comparable projects, the escrow arrangements and the current release pricing against resale evidence in Al Reem Island. Ask an advisor for that summary.
Mortgage calculator.
- Loan amount
- AED 3,200,000
- Total repayable
- AED 5,335,992
Indicative only. Rates and loan-to-value limits depend on the lender, your residency and the property. Off-plan purchases are usually paid on the developer plan until handover.
