Emaar Beachfront

Emaar Beachfront is a master-planned island community by Emaar Properties inside Dubai Harbour, positioned between Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah. It covers roughly 10 million sq ft and combines 27 residential towers with 1.5 km of private beach, two marinas, and waterfront retail and dining.

Emaar Properties is the master developer and delivers every tower on the island, including the Address, Palace, and Elie Saab branded residences. Emaar is also the developer behind Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, Dubai Creek Harbour, and Arabian Ranches.

The island offers one to four bedroom apartments, penthouses and duplex penthouses, a limited number of podium villas and townhouses, and branded residences under the Address, Palace, and Elie Saab names. Every home is positioned for sea, marina, or skyline views.

The masterplan comprises 27 residential towers holding approximately 10,000 homes. Towers are released one at a time rather than in district phases, so completed buildings and new launches stand alongside each other on the same island.

Beach Vista, Marina Vista, Sunrise Bay, South Beach, Beach Isle, Grand Bleu Tower, and Palace Beach Residence are among the handed-over and occupied towers. Beach Mansion and Beachgate by Address have also reached 100% reported construction completion, although completion certification does not necessarily confirm the handover of every residence. Address Residences The Bay, SeaPoint, Bayview by Address, and Palace by the Beach remain part of the wider development pipeline, subject to their latest individual construction and handover records.

Yes. The community has 1.5 km of private beachfront reserved for residents, and most towers open directly onto it, alongside infinity pools, gyms, and landscaped waterfront amenities within each building.

A dedicated bridge links the island to Sheikh Zayed Road, placing Dubai Marina, JBR, Bluewaters Island, Media City, DIFC, and Downtown Dubai within a short drive. Dubai International Airport is approximately 30 to 35 minutes away.

Yes. Emaar Beachfront is a designated freehold area, so buyers of any nationality can own outright, with the title registered in their own name at the Dubai Land Department.

Entry prices currently start from about AED 1.20M ≈ USD 327K in ready towers and reach roughly AED 5.62M ≈ USD 1.53M for branded launches. The figure for any individual home depends on the tower, floor, layout, and view line.

Emaar structures payments against construction progress. Plans across current and recent towers range from 60/40 to 90/10, meaning 60 to 90 percent is paid during construction and the balance on handover. Each tower carries its own plan.

The main cost is the 4 percent Dubai Land Department registration fee, plus administrative and registration trustee charges. Off-plan purchases are recorded in the DLD interim registry and payments go into the project's DLD-registered escrow account. Dubai levies no annual property tax; owners pay service charges based on unit size.

A property purchase valued at AED 2 million ≈ USD 545K or more can make a buyer eligible for the ten-year UAE Golden Visa. Most Emaar Beachfront residences sit above that threshold, though eligibility is assessed by the authorities against each individual application. The requirements are covered in the Dubai real estate guide library.