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About Dubai Maritime City
Dubai Maritime City is a man-made peninsula developed by DP World as a purpose-built maritime hub. The Government of Dubai Media Office describes it as a 249-hectare waterfront platform providing shipbuilding and repair services for luxury yachts and commercial vessels, alongside industrial and commercial facilities. Upgraded ship lifts and cradles now handle vessels of up to 6,000 tonnes, and the Media Office reports that annual ship-handling capacity has risen to 1,000 vessels.
DP World is developing the district in phases. Phase I covers residential and commercial development, with infrastructure along Sheikh Rashid Road, which DP World describes as the main artery serving plots on the seaside corniche. An Industrial Precinct and a Commercial Precinct form the later phases. In 2022 DP World announced further infrastructure works to integrate the peninsula with the neighbouring Mina Rashid area, which includes the QE2 hotel, P&O Marinas and Marina Cubes.
Gulf News has described Dubai Maritime City as one of Dubai's early freehold designated areas. Homes here are high-rise apartments, and several towers are still under construction. Deyaar's Mar Casa, a 52-storey tower launched in 2023, offers studios and one- to three-bedroom apartments, with Khaleej Times also reporting penthouses. Deyaar lists swimming pools, a fitness centre, paddle tennis, a yoga area, barbecue spaces, terraces and gardens among the amenities.
Dubai Maritime City still combines working shipyards with residential plots that are being built out. Official sources do not list schools, clinics or a Metro station within the district, so residents should expect to rely on facilities in surrounding neighbourhoods. Before buying or renting, confirm whether the building is complete, which services are already running, and how close the unit sits to the industrial side of the peninsula.
Direct Deal UAE currently lists 14 verified listings in Dubai Maritime City (14 for sale, 0 for rent). On Direct Deal UAE, verified residential sale listings start from AED 1,486,000. These are live asking prices and change as listings change.
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Why Invest in Dubai Maritime City?
Dubai Maritime City may appeal if you want a sea-facing apartment close to Mina Rashid and the older parts of the city, or if you work in the maritime sector. With several towers still under construction, off-plan buyers should check the developer's escrow registration, the latest construction progress and the handover terms before committing.
We do not predict where prices will go and we do not promise any level of rental income. A sound check is to compare the asking price with rents achieved in completed buildings nearby, the building's service charges and one-off costs such as the DLD transfer fee. Direct Deal UAE's RERA-licensed team (ORN 43954) can arrange viewings and guide you through transfer. Call or WhatsApp +971 58 114 4230.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Dubai Maritime City
It is a man-made peninsula on Dubai's coast, next to the Mina Rashid area that includes the QE2 hotel and P&O Marinas. The National has described it as sitting between Port Rashid and Drydocks World. Sheikh Rashid Road runs through the district along the seaside corniche.
Residential property is high-rise apartments. Deyaar's Mar Casa offers studios and one- to three-bedroom apartments, and Khaleej Times reported penthouses in the same tower. The rest of the peninsula is given over to shipyards, industrial units and commercial plots.
Gulf News has described it as one of Dubai's early freehold designated areas. Freehold status applies at the plot level, so confirm it for the specific building through the developer's documents and the title deed or Oqood registration.
The Government of Dubai Media Office describes Dubai Maritime City as DP World's purpose-built maritime hub. Individual residential towers are built by separate developers, such as Deyaar for Mar Casa, so check both the master and building developer when reviewing a purchase.
Yes, in part. The peninsula hosts ship repair and shipbuilding facilities, with capacity to handle up to 1,000 vessels a year after recent upgrades. Residential towers sit in a separate phase along the corniche, but tenants and buyers should visit at different times of day to judge activity nearby.
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Buyers pay 0.2% brokerage on eligible resale transactions and 0% on eligible developer/off-plan properties. Tenants pay 0.5% brokerage on eligible rentals. Sellers and landlords pay no commission. DLD fees, deposits, Ejari and other transaction costs are separate.
Confirm the developer, the project's escrow account and registration, the published construction progress and the handover and delay clauses. Ask for the expected service charges and compare the total cost with achievable rent; returns depend on the price paid and ongoing costs, not on the area alone.
On Direct Deal UAE, verified residential sale listings start from AED 1,486,000 in Dubai Maritime City. These are asking prices from live listings and change as inventory changes; DLD fees, deposits, Ejari and other transaction costs are separate.
Direct Deal UAE currently shows 14 verified listings in Dubai Maritime City: 14 for sale and 0 for rent.