Maldives real estate, reported from the ground: developments, developers, prices, rules, and the homes behind them.
audience
Everything the desk has published under “tenants”.
Developments
A seven-storey office and retail complex in Hulhumalé whose units are handed over as shells, so each tenant designs its own space. What that means for a business, and what the desk has yet to see.
Developments
Shell office and retail units in a seven-storey Hulhumalé complex, with no rents yet listed through Binga. What a business tenant gets, what it must add, and what to ask before signing.
Developments
A desk by an open window, a helper's room that frees up the day, groceries downstairs between calls and a meeting in the multipurpose hall. What a working day at home looks like at RainCoral Residence.
Developments
Two towers shaped to let the breeze through, a common terrace at the very top, and a duplex penthouse whose best room is outdoors. The architecture of RainCoral Residence, and why it feels the way it does.
Developments
A furnished 3+1 duplex penthouse of about 3,340 square feet with a private plunge pool, listed through Binga at $4,000 a month. What the rent covers, who built the building and who runs it, and how to arrange a viewing.
Developments
An early swim on the fourteenth floor, a balcony for every part of the day, a play area for the children and a hall for the gathering. A day in the life of a Raincrest household, from sunrise to the last light over the sea.
Developments
Two fourteen-storey towers on Reethigas Magu, a swimming pool on the fourteenth floor between them, terrace gardens on the second floor and corner homes with three and five balconies. The design of Raincrest Residence, as a tenant finds it.
Developments
From a furnished one-bedroom listed at $1,500 to four-bedroom corner homes at $2,500 to $2,800 a month, with a rooftop pool, gym, parking and a convention hall in the building. The value at Raincrest, from the units Binga has listed in 2026.
Developments
Friday morning in the gym, lunch downstairs, the children at the play area, the pool at dusk. How the shared spaces at FW Residence shape a tenant's weekend and a working-from-home week.
Developments
Water on one side, a park on the other, and homes that open to both. What a tenant notices first about FW Residence, from the corner glazing to the long balconies over the channel.
Developments
Three fully furnished three-bedroom homes listed through Binga at $2,400 to $2,700 a month, September 2026. What each rent includes, what the building provides, and how to arrange a viewing.
Developments
The park before breakfast, a daycare drop-off in the building, a supermarket downstairs and the pool in the evening. How a day might run at K-Park Residence in Hulhumalé, based on what the building offers.
Developments
A fourteen-floor building described by its developer as sitting beside Central Park, with a pool, a garden and a lobby shared by 110 homes. What a tenant can expect of K-Park, and what the desk has yet to see.
Developments
2+1 and 3+1 homes of 1,200 to 1,500 square feet in a fourteen-floor building by Central Park, with a pool, gym, daycare and supermarket listed. No Binga rents yet; what to compare, and how to ask for a home here.
Developments
Morning on the rooftop, a smart home that manages its own climate, the children in the eco-play area. How the developer's plans for Kandoofa Ecoplex would shape a day in Hulhumalé Phase 2.
Developments
A Hulhumalé Phase 2 development its developer describes as inspired by the mangrove, with ventilation corridors, vertical gardens and a rooftop garden. What the design promises a tenant, and what the desk has yet to verify.
Developments
One- to three-bedroom homes with smart controls, solar-backed shared spaces and a rooftop pool, as the developer describes them. No rents are on record yet; what to ask and how to register interest.
Developments
School mornings, a parked car that stays parked, homework in the fourth room, a birthday in the hall upstairs. How a household might use a 3+1 home and its shared spaces across a working week in central Malé.
