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About
Introducing Marlin Reportage, an exceptional twin tower development by Reportage Properties, located in the vibrant district of Al Reem Island. These towers redefine luxury living with their striking architecture and unparalleled amenities. Perched majestically in the heart of Al Reem Island, Marlin Reportage offers residents a contemporary urban lifestyle surrounded by stunning waterfront views and modern conveniences. Each tower boasts meticulously designed apartments, providing residents with spacious living areas and breathtaking vistas of the city skyline and the azure waters of the Arabian Gulf. With its prime location, luxurious amenities, and unparalleled views, Marlin Reportage sets a new standard for upscale living in Abu Dhabi's prestigious Al Reem Island. Experience luxury living at its finest with Marlin Reportage.
Features
Lounge area for residents
Outdoor swimming pool
Children's Pool
Gym
Near Mall
Children's Play Area
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Where it's located
Al Reem Island, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
About Al Reem Island
Al Reem Island is one of the fastest-developing neighbourhoods in Abu Dhabi. Dotted with several residential and retail options, the island has become one of the most in-demand locations in Abu Dhabi in a short span of time. Potential residents have an array of property types on Al Reem Island Abu Dhabi to choose from – luxury penthouses, apartments and stunning waterfront villas.Living Reem Island, Abu Dhabi gives residents access to restaurants, supermarkets, schools, mosques, churches and more. Places such as Geant Supermarket, Al Aziz Mosque, Mosaic Nursery, Carrefour supermarket and St. Joseph’s Cathedral are located in the community.
Developer
Reportage
Developer
With over 20 years of experience, Reportage Properties is one of the largest private developers in the United Arab Emirates, with projects in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and now Egypt.
