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A quiet waterfront residence
Harbour Views, Dubai Creek Harbour
3 beds3 baths2,145 sq ftAED 6,050,000
01 / Waterfront homes for sale in Dubai
5 waterfront homes for sale in Dubai
Water is the single most expensive thing you can buy in Dubai and the most easily overstated. A listing that says “sea view” can mean an unobstructed horizon or a slice of blue between two towers, and the price difference between the two is far smaller than the difference in how it feels to live there.
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Above the marina
Dubai Marina, Dubai Marina & Emaar Beachfront
3 beds3 baths1,630 sq ftAED 4,850,000Photograph 1 of 4
Garden Home, Frond D
Garden Homes, Frond D, Palm Jumeirah
4 beds5 baths5,200 sq ftAED 24,500,000Photograph 1 of 4
Shoreline apartment, Al Anbara
Shoreline Apartments, Palm Jumeirah
2 beds2 baths1,480 sq ftAED 5,300,000Photograph 1 of 4
Residential plot, Jumeirah Bay Island
Jumeirah Bay Island
21,400 sq ftAED 128,000,000
This page collects the homes on our books that face open water or a marina. Every one has been seen, and the description says what the outlook actually is, from which rooms, and what is likely to be built in front of it.
The communities differ more than the price bands suggest. Palm Jumeirah is scarcity. Dubai Marina is liquidity. Emaar Beachfront is a finite island with one developer. Dubai Creek Harbour is a fifteen-year bet on a district that is still going up around you.
On Emaar Beachfront only about a third of units have an unobstructed sea line, and it is the first thing we check on any enquiry. On the Palm the equivalent question is frond orientation, and on the creek it is which parcel is still a building site.
Tell us which of those trade-offs you are willing to take and we will narrow this list to three.
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