Dubai Harbour apartments from ~AED 2.6M at 5–7% gross yield — a gated beachfront district at the mouth of Dubai Marina with the region’s largest marina, the Dubai Lighthouse and branded beach towers by Emaar, Sobha and DAMAC. A prime lifestyle-and-growth beachfront address.
Dubai Harbour is a gated beachfront district at the mouth of Dubai Marina, home to the region’s largest marina, a private beach and branded towers by Emaar, Sobha and DAMAC. Apartments start from ~AED 2.6M with gross yields of 5–6%. It is largely off-plan, so most buyers are here for capital growth and payment-plan access as the district fills out, rather than for day-one rental income.
Dubai Harbour is a 20-million-sq-ft waterfront district built around the region’s largest marina (1,400+ berths), set between Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah. It pairs a private beach, the Dubai Lighthouse landmark and the Skydive Dubai drop zone with branded residential towers — Emaar Beachfront, Sobha SeaHaven and DAMAC Bay by Cavalli — plus Address and Vida hotels and a cruise terminal.
The pitch here is prime beachfront living with strong holiday-let demand, not bargain yield. Sea-view, walk-to-beach apartments command a premium (~AED 3,500–3,600/sq.ft, well above the mainland), so gross yields sit around 5–7% — strong for a flagship address, lifted by short-let appeal between the Marina and the Palm. Entry is high (1-beds from ~AED 2.6M) and most stock is branded/off-plan, so it suits lifestyle-plus-capital-growth buyers over pure yield hunters.
Dubai Harbour


| Type | From | Gross yield |
|---|---|---|
| 1 bedroom | ~AED 2.6M | 5.5–7% |
| 2 bedroom | ~AED 4.6M | 5–6.5% |
| 3 bedroom | ~AED 7.5M | 5–6% |
Indicative 2026 figures; vary by tower, floor and view. Sources: Property Finder, Engel & Völkers, DLD.
199 sales were registered in Dubai Harbour in Jan–Jun 2026, at a median of AED 4,000,000 (~AED 3,588/sqft). Most recent registered transactions:
| Date | Beds | Status | Size | Price | AED/sqft |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-06-29 | 2 B/R | Ready | 1,245 sqft | AED 4,100,000 | 3,293 |
| 2026-06-26 | 2 B/R | Ready | 1,142 sqft | AED 4,150,000 | 3,636 |
| 2026-06-26 | 1 B/R | Off-plan | 745 sqft | AED 3,659,919 | 4,914 |
| 2026-06-25 | 1 B/R | Ready | 786 sqft | AED 2,470,000 | 3,143 |
| 2026-06-25 | 2 B/R | Ready | 1,172 sqft | AED 4,250,000 | 3,626 |
Source: Dubai Land Department — registered sales transactions, Jan–Jun 2026. Actual recorded deals, not asking prices.
Gross estimate from typical Dubai Harbour yields; net is lower after service charges (AED 12–25/sq.ft). Actual rent varies by tower.
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One-beds start around ~AED 2.6M and two-beds around AED 4.6M (2026), mostly in branded beachfront towers on developer payment plans. Studios are rare — the entry unit is a sea-view 1-bed.
About 5–7% gross. It is a prime, lifestyle-led beachfront district — yields are lifted by strong holiday-let demand rather than low entry prices.
For lifestyle-plus-growth buyers, yes — a scarce gated beach address between the Marina and the Palm, with branded towers and high short-let demand. Less suitable if you need the lowest entry price or maximum yield.
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