Sensi is an off-plan project by Reportage in Al Saadiyat Island, Dubai. Prices start from AED 2,948,918, the payment plan is 100% Within 3 months from booking, handover is expected in Q2 2029 and construction is 0% complete.
Sensi is an off-plan residential project by Reportage Properties on Al Saadiyat Island. It has 32 apartments and townhouses in two buildings, with 2 to 4 bedrooms. Construction progress is listed at 0% and completion is expected in Q2 2029. Prices start from AED 2,948,918, according to the developer's price list, which may change.
One point first. Al Saadiyat Island is in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, not Dubai. Our register data lists the emirate as Abu Dhabi. Some buying steps differ from Dubai, and we explain this below.
Sensi at a glance
| Project | Sensi |
|---|---|
| Developer | Reportage Properties |
| Area | Al Saadiyat Island (Abu Dhabi Emirate) |
| Unit types | 2–4 bed apartments and townhouses |
| Units / buildings | 32 units in 2 buildings |
| Starting price | AED 2,948,918 (developer price list, may change) |
| Highest listed price | AED 12,860,213 |
| Construction progress | 0% |
| Expected completion | Q2 2029 |
| Service charge | AED 17–18 per sq ft |
| Furnishing | Yes |
| Sales status | On sale |
Listed prices and sizes
- 2 bed: from AED 2,914,311 (1,009 sq ft), AED 3,024,311 (1,008 sq ft) and AED 3,133,114 (1,087 sq ft).
- 3 bed: from AED 4,016,176 (1,348 sq ft) up to AED 4,569,385 (1,936 sq ft), across five layouts.
- 4 bed: the data confirms the type exists but gives no price or size. The highest listed price of AED 12,860,213 is not matched to a unit type.
The lowest unit price in the list is slightly below the headline starting price. Ask for the current price list to see which figure applies.
Payment plans listed
- Investor plan (25% discount): 100% within 3 months of booking.
- Standard plan (10% discount): 30% on booking, 41% during construction, 29% on handover.
Check how each discount is applied to the price list before you compare offers.
Location: Al Saadiyat Island
Saadiyat Island sits just off the coast of Abu Dhabi city. It is known for its beaches and its cultural district, which includes the Louvre Abu Dhabi. It is a freehold area, so foreign buyers can generally own property here. It is a long drive from Dubai, so check journey times if you plan to commute.
The developer describes Sensi as a calm, design-led community with landscaped gardens, pools, children's play areas, cafés, retail, a gym and a business centre. The listed amenities are shaded seating areas, a gym, coffee shops, a swimming pool, and a business centre with commercial retail. Some homes are described with balconies or terraces, laundry and maid's rooms, and private basement parking. Ask which layouts include these.
The project may suit buyers who want a smaller, lower-density development near cultural attractions. See all off-plan projects in Al Saadiyat Island to compare.
Construction progress and handover
The register data shows 0% construction progress and an expected completion of Q2 2029. The project has not been built, and the date is an expectation, not a promise. Before you buy, check:
- The latest construction progress from the regulator and the developer.
- That the project and its escrow account are registered under the rules that apply in Abu Dhabi.
- The handover clause and any compensation for delay in the sales agreement.
- What the service charge covers. The listed range is AED 17–18 per sq ft.
About the developer
Reportage Properties is the developer of Sensi. It is not as widely known as the largest UAE developers, so look at its past deliveries and handover record. You can view all Reportage off-plan projects on this site.
How to buy off-plan in Sensi
The usual sequence is below. Because Sensi is in Abu Dhabi, the registration body, fees and escrow rules differ from Dubai's. In Dubai, off-plan sales are registered with the Dubai Land Department on Oqood and carry a 4% DLD fee. Do not assume that applies here. Confirm the Abu Dhabi fees and process in writing before you pay.
- Choose a unit and reserve it. You pay a booking deposit.
- Sign the sale and purchase agreement (SPA). Read the payment schedule, handover date and delay terms.
- Register the sale with the relevant land registry and pay the registration fees.
- Pay by instalment into the project's escrow account, as the plan requires.
- Inspect and take handover once the building is complete.
For the current price list, floor plans and payment plan, ask Dani. For general questions, read the buying FAQ, or browse all off-plan projects.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the developer of Sensi?
Sensi is developed by Reportage Properties. It is a project of 32 apartments and townhouses in two buildings.
Where is Sensi located?
Sensi is on Al Saadiyat Island, which is in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, not Dubai. The island is just off Abu Dhabi city and is known for its beaches and cultural district.
When is Sensi expected to be completed?
The register data lists expected completion as Q2 2029, with construction progress at 0%. This is an expected date, so check progress and the delay terms in the sales agreement.
Is Sensi registered and are payments held in escrow?
The project appears in the register data we hold, but because it is in Abu Dhabi you should confirm its registration and escrow arrangements under Abu Dhabi rules. Ask for the escrow account details before paying any instalment.
What is the payment plan and how do I get the latest prices?
Two plans are listed: 100% within 3 months of booking (25% discount), or 30% on booking, 41% during construction and 29% on handover (10% discount). Prices start from AED 2,948,918 and may change, so contact Dani for the current price list and floor plans.
Can foreigners buy in Sensi?
Al Saadiyat Island is a freehold area, so foreign buyers can generally buy there. Confirm the ownership terms and fees for your situation before you reserve a unit.
Project facts come from the Dubai Land Department project register and the developers' published price lists, and are refreshed regularly. Prices, availability and payment plans can change at any time: ask Dani for the latest.
Prices, availability and payment plans change often and are set by the developer. Ask for the latest details before making a decision.