18-storey residential building in Business Bay, completed in 2026. Developer — Al Seeb Real Estate Development. Architect — Gulf Engineering & Consultants.
What the building has
Swimming pool
Gym
Spa and sauna
Parking
24/7 security
Sports courts
Specifications for Royal Regency per Propsearch and the Dubai Land Department.
They describe the whole building, not the individual unit.
About the project
Royal Regency is an 18-storey residential building in Business Bay, completed in 2026.
The developer is Al Seeb Real Estate Development. The architecture is by Gulf Engineering & Consultants.
The database has nothing for this project at the moment: lots come and go here, and it refreshes nightly.
An 18-storey building in Business Bay, completed. Six confirmed amenity items — more than any other building in the district in this series.
What it is
Royal Regency is a residential building in Business Bay by Al Seeb Real Estate Development, engineered by Gulf Engineering & Consultants. 18 storeys, status completed. The factsheet does not give a unit count.
The amenity list is detailed: pool, gym, spa and sauna, parking, 24-hour security, sports courts. Six confirmed items is a lot for Business Bay — most buildings in the district have one or two, and neither neighbouring Quayside nor Century Tower has any confirmed at all.
A low building in a district of towers
Eighteen storeys is low for Business Bay — the district is built up with towers two and three times the height. Average height carries practical consequences that rarely make it into a listing.
The lift arrives faster, and facade and services maintenance cost less, which tends to mean steadier community-fee dynamics. The trade-off is the view: in dense development, the lower and middle floors of a shorter building more often run straight into the next tower.
That has to be checked from the specific unit, not from a render. In Business Bay the gap between buildings can be under twenty metres in places.
A completed building with full amenities
The building is handed over, so the six claimed items can be checked in person: go and see whether the spa actually operates, what condition the gym is in, who maintains the grounds. That is the advantage of a completed property, and it's worth using.
The second question for a list like this is what it costs per year. Ask for the current community-fee rate and compare it with neighbouring buildings that offer less — the difference is the price of the amenities.
Propsearch factsheet (storeys, developer, engineer, status, amenities) and our own stock as of 27 August 2026 (median and price per square foot across Business Bay).
What the complex has
Swimming pool
Gym
Spa and sauna
Parking
24/7 security
Sports courts
Where it is
Nothing in the stock for this project right now
Lots for this project come and go, and the stock is topped up nightly. Message me — I will look through the closed bases and find the closest alternatives in Business Bay.
Al Seeb Real Estate Development. The architecture is by Gulf Engineering & Consultants.
How many floors does Royal Regency have?
18.
Has Royal Regency been handed over?
Handed over: 2026. The property is complete, so after the deal you can move in or put it on the rental market at once.
Where is Royal Regency?
Business Bay. The canal district next to Downtown: conceived as offices, built mostly as apartments, now one of the most tenanted parts of the city.
How much does an apartment in Royal Regency cost?
There are no open listings for this building in the database right now. I will check the price for a particular layout against the closed databases and send it with the deal costs worked out.
What is on site at Royal Regency?
Swimming pool, Gym, Spa and sauna, Parking, 24/7 security, Sports courts. The list comes from the project description and covers the whole complex.
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Where this project stands today
I will tell you which layouts are available now, what entry really costs and what the people who live in or let the building think of it — no marketing language.