Bloom Holding
Projects, delivery record and what to check before you reserve.
- Builds in
- Abu Dhabi
- Segment
- Mid-market
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Bloom Holding's delivery record
An Abu Dhabi private developer, part of National Holding, known for family communities such as Bloom Gardens and Bloom Living, often with a school on site.
Completed landmarks
- Bloom Gardens
- Park View, Saadiyat Island
- Bloom Towers
- Bloom Living: Cordoba
- Al Dana Tower
- Downtown Residence
- Bloom Living
- 4,500+ homes planned
- Aldhay handover
- 6 months early (2023)
- Builds in
- Abu Dhabi
- Segment
- Mid-market
- Headquarters
- Bloom Central, Airport Road, Abu Dhabi
- Ownership
- Privately held; a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi's National Holding
- Official site
- bloomholding.com
Bloom Holding developments
No Bloom Holding developments are listed at the moment
An adviser can send Bloom Holding's current launches with prices, payment plans and handover dates.
Buying from Bloom Holding
What to check before you reserve, and what they do well.
What to check before you buy
- The early-handover record is drawn from the developer's own releases and sponsored coverage. Ask to see the anticipated completion date in an earlier buyer's contract if you want independent comfort.
- Tenure varies across its portfolio. Bloom Living is open to all nationalities, but the company described Bloom Gardens homes in 2016 as freehold for UAE nationals. Check the tenure of the specific community before assuming a foreigner can own outright.
- Bloom Living is in Zayed City on the mainland by the airport, not on Yas, Saadiyat or Reem. It suits families who want space for the money and can live with a drive to the island districts.
- With more than 4,500 homes in one community released over a few years, resale and rental supply inside Bloom Living will be heavy as phases complete.
- Private group with no published financial statements.
What Bloom Holding does well
- A record of handing over early: Aldhay at Bloom Gardens six months ahead of schedule in February 2023, and Cordoba at Bloom Living ahead of its December 2024 date.
- Builds complete communities, not single towers: Bloom Gardens includes Brighton College Abu Dhabi, a nursery, clubhouse and retail.
- Bloom Living is an investment zone open to all nationalities, with two phases already handed over or in handover, so later buyers can inspect finished homes.
- Backed by National Holding and operating since the 2000s, with completed projects in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
About Bloom Holding
Bloom Holding is a subsidiary of National Holding, a private Abu Dhabi group, and has its offices in Bloom Central on Airport Road. Property is the core business, through Bloom Properties, but the group also runs schools (Bloom Education operates Brighton College Abu Dhabi, among others), hotels, facilities management and landscaping. That mix shapes what it builds: mid-market, family-oriented communities in which the school, nursery and clubhouse are part of the plan from the start. As a private company it does not publish accounts.
Its completed record goes back to the mid-2000s and includes Bloom Gardens on Abu Dhabi's Eastern Mangrove Corniche, built in five phases; Park View on Saadiyat Island, where handover of 207 apartments began in 2019; and Bloom Towers in Dubai, with 944 units. The current flagship is Bloom Living in Zayed City, near Zayed International Airport: a gated community on 2.2 million sq m planned for more than 4,500 villas, townhouses and apartments around a lake, sold in Spanish-named phases. Bloom Living is designated an investment zone, so buyers of any nationality can purchase there. Abroad, the group has a joint-venture residential project in Marbella and announced a resort in Rabat with Minor Hotels in October 2026.
Bloom's launches have sold quickly. Cordoba, the first phase of Bloom Living, was released in March 2022 and the company said all 257 homes sold within four hours. The final release, Alhambra, was launched on 9 September 2026. Payment plans are set per phase and we have not quoted one here.
On delivery, Bloom has a better documented record than most private developers, with the caveat that the evidence comes from its own announcements. It began handing over Aldhay, the 181-townhouse fifth phase of Bloom Gardens, in February 2023, six months ahead of a third-quarter 2023 schedule. Cordoba handovers began in September 2024, ahead of a December 2024 date. The company's website states that handover of Toledo, the second phase of Bloom Living, began in July 2026, and its Bloom Arjaan by Rotana hotel on Saadiyat Island opened the same month.
Bloom Holding: questions buyers ask
Is Bloom Holding a reliable developer?
Bloom has completed communities in Abu Dhabi since the 2000s and has announced early handovers at Bloom Gardens (2023) and Bloom Living (2024). It is a private company inside National Holding and does not publish accounts, so the assessment rests on its delivery history.
Can foreigners buy at Bloom Living?
Yes. Bloom Living in Zayed City is designated an investment zone, which means buyers of all nationalities can purchase. Tenure differs at some of Bloom's older communities, so check each one separately.
Where does Bloom build?
Its current sales are in Abu Dhabi, chiefly Bloom Living in Zayed City. Earlier projects include Bloom Gardens and Park View in Abu Dhabi and Bloom Towers in Dubai. It also has ventures in Spain, Morocco and Egypt.
Who owns Bloom Holding?
Bloom Holding is a subsidiary of National Holding, a privately owned Abu Dhabi group. Bloom Properties is its development arm, alongside education, hospitality and facilities management businesses.
Buying from Bloom Holding?
Current availability, how their payment plans work, and which projects we rate.
- Current price list and availability, direct from the developer
- No fee to you on off-plan purchases: the developer pays us
- One salaried adviser, not on commission, from first call to handover
