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DLD · MEDIAN 12M TO JUL 2026
DISTRESS DEAL: 1-BR IN BAYVIEW

Distress Deal

DISTRESS DEAL: 1-BR IN BAYVIEW

Asking PriceAED 3,499,999
Below Original Price5.3%
Size744 sq.ft
Bedrooms1
Price / Sq.FtAED 4,704
HandoverQ3 2028
Sold
Listed 15 March 2026Status confirmed 3 August 2026

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Payment breakdown

UNIT PRICE AED 3,499,999

PAYMENTS ON TRANSFER

1. Payment to seller AED 1,723,315
2. DLD Transfer fee 4% + 40 AED AED 140,040
3. DLD Registration Trustee fee + 5% VAT AED 5,250
4. Buyer's agent commission 2% + 5% VAT AED 73,499

PAYMENT PLAN SCHEDULE

18-Feb-2026 AED 355,337
18-Sep-2026 AED 355,337
22-Mar-2027 AED 355,337
22-Sep-2027 AED 355,337
On Handover – 31-Jul-2028 AED 355,336

SUMMARY

Total on Transfer AED 1,942,104
Total remaining Payment Plan AED 1,776,684
TOTAL COST FOR BUYER AED 3,718,788

Distress Deal

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

OVERVIEW

This 1-bedroom apartment in Address Bayview, Tower 2, is offered as a distress deal at AED 3,499,999. The original price was AED 3,695,505, placing the current offer at a 5.3% discount to the original developer price. The unit spans 744 sq.ft, which equates to an entry basis of approximately AED 4,704 per sq.ft. The apartment is fully furnished and positioned on a mid-level floor (levels 10-18), with a balcony and views towards Ain Dubai. Handover is scheduled for Q3 2028, and the payment plan is structured with an initial payment on transfer, followed by staged installments through to completion. The immediate investment thesis is straightforward: this is an opportunity to secure a branded, fully furnished beachfront apartment by Emaar at a below-launch price, with a flexible payment schedule and a handover horizon that aligns with the ongoing build-out of Emaar Beachfront’s infrastructure and amenities.

LOCATION & TRANSPORT

Address Bayview is located within Emaar Beachfront, a master-planned enclave between Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah, forming part of the Dubai Harbour district. The site benefits from direct access to Sheikh Zayed Road, placing it within a 10-15 minute drive of Dubai Marina, JBR, Media City, and Downtown Dubai. Public transport options are developing, with future connectivity expected to improve as Dubai Harbour matures, but for now, private vehicles, taxis, and ride-hailing services are the primary modes of transport. The area’s proximity to major business and leisure districts supports both end-user and rental demand, and the planned infrastructure—including pedestrian promenades and marina access—will further enhance mobility and connectivity for residents and tenants alike.

AMENITIES & SURROUNDING

The Address Bayview project is designed as a high-amenity, branded residential complex. Residents will have access to a private beach, a large infinity pool, state-of-the-art fitness centre, children’s play areas, boutique retail, and landscaped leisure decks. The ninth-floor podium houses many of these amenities, providing elevated views and a resort-like environment. Additional features include 24-hour security, covered parking, electric vehicle charging, bicycle storage, and shaded seating areas. The surrounding Emaar Beachfront district is planned with a focus on walkability, retail, and hospitality, with future hotels, cafes, and shopping options set to open as the community matures. The landscaping strategy incorporates native and adaptable plant species, aiming for a tranquil coastal setting. The building’s architectural design, with balconies and perforated panels, is intended to maximise natural light and ventilation while providing sun protection. This amenity mix is tailored to support both long-term residents and short-stay tenants seeking a branded, serviced environment by the sea.

MARKET

At AED 4,704 per sq.ft, this unit sits at the upper end of Dubai’s apartment market, but this is consistent with Emaar Beachfront’s positioning as a premium, branded waterfront address. Comparable one-bedroom units in Address-branded projects and similar beachfront developments typically command a pricing premium due to location, brand, and amenity provision. The fully furnished status and future handover date mean that buyers are underwriting both capital appreciation through construction and the potential for strong rental demand post-handover. Emaar Beachfront has shown resilience in both primary and secondary markets, with liquidity supported by the developer’s reputation and the ongoing delivery of infrastructure. The main risk points are the handover timeline—completion is expected in Q3 2028—and the potential for further supply as the district matures. However, the staged payment plan and below-original-price entry provide a buffer against short-term market volatility. The buyer profile is likely to include both investors seeking rental yield and end-users looking for a future-ready, branded waterfront home.

CONCLUSION

This distress deal offers a practical entry into Emaar Beachfront’s branded residential market at a visible discount to the original price. The combination of a fully furnished, mid-floor one-bedroom layout, a structured payment plan, and a handover horizon that aligns with the district’s ongoing development makes the case for both capital preservation and future rental income. The main considerations are the handover timeline and the evolving competitive landscape as more projects complete in the area. For investors comfortable with a medium-term horizon and seeking exposure to a branded, amenity-rich Dubai waterfront address, this deal presents a balanced risk-reward profile. The payment structure and discount provide a degree of downside protection, while the project’s brand and location underpin its long-term appeal for both rental and resale strategies.

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