Photo of the community −10% Tameer Holdings
The developer of two record-setting Marina towers of the early 2010s, one of which held the title of the world tallest residential building for four years.
10 lots in stock across 4 projects. Of the 5 with a known status: 5 ready, 0 under construction. By median price — 68th of 139.
- Dubai Marina
- A completed building
- A low price per foot in a high-rise
- Letting
Median price $592K AED 2 175 000
Entry price $54K AED 200 000 — the cheapest lot
Per square foot $410 AED 1 504 / sq.ft, median
Completed stock 100% 1 lot discounted, deepest −10%
Where they build
The districts where this developer has the most lots in our stock.
Dubai Marina 7 Downtown Dubai 2 Dubai Sports City 1
The company in brief
Checkable facts about the developer itself. Unlike the figures above, these are not about our stock and do not move with what happens to be listed today.
- Partnership
- Al-Rajhi Investment Group
- Where it built
- Dubai, Abu Dhabi, the northern emirates
- Princess Tower
- built 2006–2012, 413.4 m
- Record
- world tallest residential building, 2012 to 2015
- Princess Tower mix
- 763 apartments, 957 parking bays, 8 retail units
- Elite Residence
- 87 floors, 380.5 m, 697 apartments; architect Adnan Saffarini
What kind of developer this is
Two towers, fifty metres apart
Both were delivered in 2012 and both were, at the time, among the tallest residential buildings anywhere. They are mass-market high-rises at a premium address — which is precisely the proposition.
A flat here costs noticeably less than in a new low-density building next door, and the address is the same.
What living in a 763-unit tower means
The upside is the entry price. The downsides are domestic: queues for lifts at peak hour, a busy car park, wear on the common areas, and complete dependence on how well the owners association runs the building.
In a tower of this size, quality of life is decided by management throughput, not by the marble in the lobby.
What to check before you sign
The building in operation rather than the apartment alone: lifts at rush hour, the car park in the evening, the state of the shared spaces, the service charge history.
And always check outstanding service charge on the specific unit. In older high-rises that is a recurring surprise at the transfer counter.
Projects by Tameer Holdings
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What these numbers mean, and what they do not
There is no “developer” column in the base — a lot is attributed by its project name. The figures on this page speak about our stock, not about the company’s share of the Dubai market: a large developer with a big completed portfolio may appear smaller than one whose units come up for resale more often.
Prices come from listings, not from closed deals. For a particular building I retrieve the registered Land Department sales and show the real closing prices.
In the news
Tameer Holdings: what living in a hundred-storey tower is actually like
The developer of two of Dubai Marina’s tallest residential towers, now traded entirely second-hand. The practical realities of super-tall living, and the checks a building of that height demands.
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Tameer Holdings: questions and answers
How much does a Tameer Holdings apartment cost?
The median across this developer's lots in our stock is $592K (AED 2 175 000), with entry from $54K. The median per square foot is $410. They are drawn from asking prices in our own base and refreshed every night — a picture of current supply rather than of the official price list.
Are there discounts on Tameer Holdings property?
Right now the base holds 1 lot from this developer priced below the market, with the deepest cut at 10%. The discount comes from the seller on a resale or an assignment, not from the developer: they have their own reason to exit quickly. The size of the cut is computed against comparable property by an algorithm, not typed in by a broker.
What projects is Tameer Holdings building?
Above on this page: 2 projects by Tameer Holdings from our catalogue, each with a passport covering floors, units, handover and bedrooms. The districts holding most of its lots are grouped under “Where they build”. Lots on sale, when there are any, sit right under the project.
Should I buy from Tameer Holdings direct or through a broker?
For an off-plan buyer the price is identical, because the developer covers the broker’s commission. Going straight to Tameer Holdings is therefore no cheaper, and the choice there is limited to its own projects — you will not get a comparison with neighbouring buildings or a candid read on handover dates. On resale and assignment the commission is standard: 2% plus VAT.
Is Tameer Holdings worth buying
That depends on what you buy and why. Describe the budget and the aim — I will point out which of this developer’s buildings are justified today and which are better left alone.
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