DECA Properties
The second phase on Al Marjan Island: studios and two-bedroom apartments with private plunge pools, from AED 2.06 million, due Q4 2027.
Unit mix, sizes and the Q4 2027 completion are the developer’s own. DECA quotes two different starting prices on the same page — AED 2.06 million at the top, AED 2.2 million in the text — and the portal lists AED 2.06 million.
Park Beach Residences 2 is the bigger, later sibling of DECA’s first Al Marjan building: studios, one and two-bedroom apartments from 398 to 1,312 sq ft, many with private plunge pools and oversized terraces, and a sky lounge for the upper floors.
The design moves on from phase one — crisp white façades, interconnected lagoons through the landscape, a rooftop infinity pool and sun deck, and a private beach club. Details are pitched higher too: freestanding bathtubs and rain showers in selected two-bedroom layouts, porcelain tile floors and concealed LED lighting throughout.
At AED 2.06 million for an entry unit, this is a different buyer from phase one at AED 900,000. The plunge pools and the larger two-bedroom layouts are aimed at second-home owners and short-let investors rather than long-let tenants.
What to weigh. Three inconsistencies sit on the developer’s own page. The price is given as AED 2.06 million at the top and AED 2.2 million in the body. The plan is described as “pay 50% at booking and the remaining 50% upon handover” and then printed as 10/10/30/10/40. And the copy claims “anticipated 10–15% annual appreciation” — a figure nobody can guarantee, and one we do not repeat as fact.
Compiled October 2026 from DECA’s official Park Beach Residences 2 page.
| Type | Configuration | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | Apartments | 398–480 sq ft; from the AED 2.06M entry |
| 1 bedroom | Apartments | 665–900 sq ft |
| 2 bedroom | Apartments | 942–1,312 sq ft; many with private plunge pools |
| Total | Studio–2 bedroom | Rooftop infinity pool and sky lounge |
As published by DECA. Sizes run 398–1,312 sq ft.
From AED 2.06 million — the figure at the top of DECA’s page and the one the portal lists. The body copy on the same page says “starting at AED 2.2 million”. Ask which is current.
The plan: DECA calls it 50/50 with the balance on handover, then prints 10% on booking, 10% at 30 days, 1% a month for 30 months, 10% on completion and 40% over 36 months post-handover. Those are two different products. The printed schedule is the one that will appear in the SPA.
On the day: Ras Al Khaimah transfer and registration fees, administration, and the first year of service charges. Confirm the amounts — RAK does not use Dubai’s 4% DLD calculation.
Confirm price, plan and completion in writing before reserving.
The plunge pools are the differentiator and they are not in every unit — confirm which layouts include one, since it changes both the price and the maintenance obligation.
Amenities as described by DECA.
Location as published by the developer.
DECA's second Al Marjan Island building, with studios and one and two-bedroom apartments from 398 to 1,312 sq ft, completing Q4 2027.
The developer quotes AED 2.06 million at the top of the page and AED 2.2 million in the body. The portal lists AED 2.06 million. Ask for the current list.
No. DECA describes them as a feature of selected residences. Confirm for the specific layout.
Marketed as 50/50 with the balance on handover, but printed as 10% booking, 10% at 30 days, 1% monthly for 30 months, 10% on completion and 40% over 36 months.
Q4 2027, as published by DECA and repeated by the portal.
No. It is a developer projection, not a guarantee, and RAK beachfront prices depend heavily on resort demand. We do not rely on it.
One enquiry, answered by a person. Current price list, unit availability, service-charge estimate and our honest read on the numbers — within one working day.