Mada'in Tower

A sixty-four-storey tower in Dubai Marina with its own four-storey retail podium below. Residences from 78 sqm, handover in Q1 2027.

How the building is laid out

Four storeys of retail space plus 64 storeys of residences. The format range is wide: from one- and two-bedroom apartments to two-level Sky Villas with three or four bedrooms, options with a jacuzzi and pool, and a five-bedroom mansion unit.

Fit-out is advertised with a smart-home system plus kitchen furniture and appliances.

Amenities and location

Inside: an Olympic-size pool, spa and sauna, a conference room, squash and padel courts, restaurants and cafés, and round-the-clock security.

Dubai Marina is the world's largest man-made yacht marina — a density of towers and moorings that Miami's Brickell or Hong Kong's harbourfront would recognise. Two metro stations, a tram line, direct access to the city's main highway, and fifteen minutes to the JBR beach.

Payment plan

10% first instalment plus a 4% registration fee (paid to the Dubai Land Department, DLD, to register the sale), 50% during construction, 40% on handover in Q1 2027.

The yield benchmark for prime real estate in the district quoted at launch was 8–9% a year. That's an area-level estimate, not a calculation for a specific unit.

Launch pricing

At the December 2023 launch, an 80 m² one-bedroom was offered from USD 490,000 — about AED 1.8 million.

There are no studios at all: the mix starts at one-bedroom units and runs through two-bedrooms to three- and four-bedroom duplex villas and five-bedroom mansions. Apartments come with kitchen appliances and a smart-home system.

Storeys, format mix, sizes, amenities, payment plan and handover date — pre-launch materials, 10 December 2023. The district yield benchmark is the selling side's own estimate. Entry price and unit mix — launch announcement, December 2023.