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About This Project
Bayn Waterway is ORA's flagship residential development in Ghantoot — a rare stretch of coastline that sits precisely on the Dubai–Abu Dhabi border. The project offers generously sized 3, 4, and 5-bedroom homes designed around a central waterway, giving most units direct water views and a sense of space that's increasingly hard to find at this price point in either emirate. Ghantoot is one of the UAE's last underdeveloped coastal corridors, which means residents get low-density living, open skies, and clean beaches without sacrificing connectivity. Sheikh Zayed Road runs adjacent, putting Downtown Dubai within roughly 45 minutes and Abu Dhabi's Corniche under 30. The area is also home to the Ghantoot Racing and Polo Club, adding an established leisure layer to what is otherwise a quiet, nature-facing community. With entry from AED 10,000,000 and a 10/50/40 payment plan, buyers commit just 10% now, 50% during construction, and the final 40% on handover in Q1 2029. That structure gives investors meaningful time to manage cashflow while securing a waterfront address that straddles two of the world's fastest-growing real estate markets.
Investment Highlights
Freehold ownership
Premium entry price from AED 10,000,000 signals high-end positioning in an undersupplied beachfront segment between Dubai and Abu Dhabi — comparable Ghantoot and Saadiyat beachfront villas have shown strong capital appreciation trajectories
Strategic Ghantoot location equidistant between Dubai Marina (30–35 min) and Yas Island (25–30 min) broadens the rental demand pool, attracting both Dubai and Abu Dhabi-based tenants seeking coastal living
Freehold ownership for all nationalities with a developer-friendly 10/50/40 payment plan reduces upfront capital burden and supports investor liquidity during the Q1 2029 construction period
ORA Developers' master-planned, self-sustained beachfront community format with integrated retail and wellness — scarce in the Abu Dhabi coastal corridor — supports long-term rental premiums and low vacancy risk upon handover
Payment Plan
10/50/40

