30-storey residential building in Dubai Marina, completed in 2018. Developer — Select Group. Architect — National Engineering Bureau.
Specifications for The Point per Propsearch and the Dubai Land Department.
They describe the whole building, not the individual unit.
About the project
The Point is a 30-storey residential building in Dubai Marina, completed in 2018.
The developer is Select Group. The architecture is by National Engineering Bureau.
The building holds 193 apartments in total.
The database currently holds 2 lots in this project, from 1 700 000 AED; 1 of them priced below the market, the deepest discount 21%.
Thirty storeys and 193 residences by Select Group in Dubai Marina, handed over in 2018. AED 2,237 per square foot (~$610/ft²) — below the district average.
What it is
The Point is a Select Group residential tower of 30 storeys and 193 residences in Dubai Marina, handed over in 2018.
Our own stock carries a lot of around 760 square feet at AED 1.7 million (~$460K), AED 2,237 per square foot.
193 apartments over thirty storeys works out to six and a half per floor — twice as spacious as the neighbouring Studio One by the same developer.
Price per square foot by district tower
The Point runs below the Marina average, Studio One above it. Same developer, neighbouring years, different density.
Price per square foot by Dubai Marina tower — our own stock
Tower
AED / ft²
Lots
Avg. size
Avg. price, AED m
Six Senses Residences
7000
3
13,788 ft²
85.67
Vida Residences
3685
4
1882 ft²
6.85
LIV Marina
3534
6
1527 ft²
5.43
Marina Shores
3301
11
1201 ft²
3.85
Marina Gate
3284
5
1875 ft²
6.00
Stella Maris
2874
3
3066 ft²
9.06
LIV Residence
2626
3
1764 ft²
4.63
Al Majara
2583
6
1365 ft²
3.52
Dubai Marina Towers
2427
11
2424 ft²
5.78
Damac Heights
2351
6
1761 ft²
3.96
Cayan Tower
2325
3
3549 ft²
7.67
Marina Promenade
2272
6
1748 ft²
3.86
Princess Tower
1958
4
1952 ft²
3.91
Dorra Bay
1685
3
1867 ft²
3.11
Emirates Crown
1414
6
3469 ft²
4.87
Marina Crown
1412
6
2739 ft²
3.89
Al Seef Tower
1377
7
3553 ft²
4.89
Horizon Tower
1327
3
2499 ft²
3.32
Our own stock as of 28 August 2026, towers with three or more lots and a known area. District average — AED 2,588/ft², median lot AED 3.7 million out of 266 lots.
Two buildings, one developer — different jobs
Dubai Marina in our database is 266 lots, median AED 3.7 million (~$1.01M) at an average price of AED 2,588 per square foot.
The Point (2018) and Studio One (2019) were both built by Select Group next to each other, and they solve different problems: the first for living, the second for renting.
The numbers show it directly: 6.5 apartments per floor versus 12.5, AED 2,237 per square foot versus AED 2,833. At the same lot price of AED 1.7 million, you get 760 square feet instead of 600.
For a buyer this is close to the best possible comparison: same developer, district and years, with only the product different. Choose by purpose, not by the name on the contract.
propsearch building record: 30 storeys, 193 residences, developer Select Group, handed over 2018. Our own stock as of 28 August 2026: the project's lot, Studio One's figures, the district tower breakdown, and the Dubai Marina median and average.
Select Group. The architecture is by National Engineering Bureau.
How many floors does The Point have?
30. The building has 193 apartments.
Has The Point been handed over?
Handed over: 2018. The property is complete, so after the deal you can move in or put it on the rental market at once.
Where is The Point?
Dubai Marina. The original high-rise waterfront: a dense forest of towers around a man-made marina, and still the busiest rental market in the city.
How much does an apartment in The Point cost?
The database currently holds 2 lots in this project, from 1 700 000 AED; 1 of them priced below the market, the deepest discount 21%. Prices in the base are live and update every day; ask for the current list for the building before deciding.
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Where this project stands today
I will send the available layouts, the real entry price and what owners and tenants actually say about the building — without the brochure language.