

AED 2.65M
ApartmentTwo-bedroom apartment
Marina waterfront tower · Dubai Marina
A waterfront district of towers around a man-made marina, with Marina Walk, JBR beach, the tram and the metro all close by.

Dubai Marina is one of the city's most established high-rise neighbourhoods, popular with professionals who want to walk to the water, restaurants and the beach.
Strong tenant demand and short-let appeal make it a long-standing choice for investors, while upper-floor units with full marina views command a premium.
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AED 2.65M
ApartmentMarina waterfront tower · Dubai Marina
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Yes. Dubai Marina is in one of Dubai's freehold areas, so foreign nationals can own property there outright.
Dubai Marina tends to suit professionals, short-let investors and lifestyle buyers. A waterfront district of towers around a man-made marina, with Marina Walk, JBR beach, the tram and the metro all close by.
Typically 1–3 bed apartments, penthouses and ready, tenanted units. We can shortlist specific buildings and units, including off-market options, once we know your budget and whether it's to live in or to let.
The main extra cost is the Dubai Land Department transfer fee of 4%, plus trustee fees and, on resales, around 2% agency commission. Our buying-costs guide breaks down every fee with a worked example.
Every fee explained: the real cost of buying property in Dubai.
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Tell us your budget and whether it's to live in or to let. We'll shortlist the right buildings and units, including off-market options.