Highlights

• Vibrant waterfront destination located at the intersection of Palm Jumeirah and Bluewaters Island.
• Home to the largest marina in the Middle East and a hub for maritime tourism and trade.
• Features luxury yacht marinas, a cruise terminal, and stunning views of Dubai’s skyline.

In a Nutshell

• World-class maritime destination.
• Largest cruise terminal and marina in the region.
• Offers luxury dining, shopping, and leisure options.
• Popular for yachting, swimming, fishing, and more.
• Home to iconic residential projects.

About

Dubai Harbour is a bustling waterfront destination designed to offer a blend of luxury, leisure, and culture. It hosts hundreds of yachts and boats, providing the perfect environment for both maritime activities and upscale living.

Neighborhood

Dubai Harbour is home to attractions such as:

• Dubai Cruise Terminal: Welcoming millions of passengers annually.
• Ain Dubai: A stunning observation wheel offering panoramic views.
• Dubai Marina: A lively waterfront with restaurants, cafes, and boat tours.
• Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR): A bustling beachfront community with shops and dining.
• Palm Jumeirah: An iconic man-made island with luxury hotels and resorts.

Transportation

• Well-connected to Sheikh Zayed Road and other major roads.
• Public transport options include buses, the nearby Dubai Marina Metro Station, and plans for tram expansion.
• Major hub for water transport with ferry services and a cruise terminal.
• Close proximity to Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Al Maktoum International Airport.

Education

Dubai Harbour offers a variety of top-tier educational institutions, including:

• Deira International School
• Swiss International Scientific School
• Universal American School
• Dubai College of Tourism – offering industry-specific programs

These schools provide a range of curricula including British and American programs.

Social and Cultural Facilities

• Wide range of restaurants, cafes, and bars, catering to global tastes.
• Entertainment options include live music venues, theaters, and cinemas.
• Cultural offerings such as art galleries, museums, and regular festivals and events.

Cost of Living

Dubai Harbour is a prestigious area, but a range of housing and services ensures that both luxury and more moderate lifestyles can be accommodated:

• Rental prices range from AED 3,000 for studios to AED 7,000 for two-bedroom apartments (monthly).
• General expenses such as groceries and transportation are comparable to other upscale areas in Dubai.

Overview

Located near Palm Jumeirah and Bluewaters Island, Dubai Harbour offers easy access to key attractions and airports. Its prime location makes it ideal for residents and visitors alike.

Real Estate Market

• Rental prices: Studio apartments start at AED 40,000 annually. Larger apartments range from AED 80,000 to AED 200,000, while penthouses can go for AED 500,000 or more.
• Price trends: Property prices in Dubai Harbour have grown significantly, with a 48% increase in 2023. The outlook remains positive due to limited supply and high demand.

Popular Areas in Dubai Harbour

• Dubai Marina: Luxury waterfront with residential and commercial properties.
• Palm Jumeirah: Iconic island with top-tier hotels and residences.
• Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT): A mix of multinational businesses and residential options.

Types of Housing

• Luxury waterfront apartments and penthouses.
• Spacious villas and townhouses in nearby communities like The Valley and Arabian Ranches III – ideal for families.