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JW Marriott’ First Residential Property In Ras Al Khaimah

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Following its strategic collaboration with Marriott International in November last year, WOW Resorts, a premium resort and residential developer, announced the launch of JW Marriott Residences & JW Marriott Al Marjan Island Resort in the northern emirate of Ras Al Khaimah.

Unveiling the project, WOW Resorts said the first JW Marriott-branded residential property in the GCC region - JW Marriott Residences & JW Marriott Al Marjan Island Resort - will be set up on Al Marjan Island at an estimated cost of AED4.8 billion ($1.3 billion).

Poised to be an architectural masterpiece on Al Marjan Island, this project is designed by celebrity Beverly Hills architect Tony Ashai with Dubai-based Lead Consultants Architecture Design Unit, ADU. 

JW Marriott Residences & JW Marriott Al Marjan Island Resort comprises an exclusive portfolio of 474 residences, featuring a selection of one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units as well as luxurious penthouses, alongside 264 meticulously appointed guest rooms.

A luxury development set to redefine coastal living in the UAE market and wider region, it is set for handover by 2026. 

The premium development will be a fusion of cutting-edge design, world-class amenities, and unparalleled hospitality, creating an iconic landmark within the Al Marjan Island community, said a top official.

Marjan CEO Architect Abdulla Al Abdouli said, "The premium residential offering of JW Marriott and WOW Resorts is a testament to the dynamic evolution and investment potential for homeowners and investors on our flagship development. "As Ras Al Khaimah grows in stature as a thriving real estate destination, we are confident that this project will ensure excellent returns on investment and position Al Marjan Island as a reputed destination for branded residences and luxurious waterfront living.”

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