Palm JumeirahAED 3,625/sqftCity WalkAED 3,268/sqftDubai Maritime CityAED 3,078/sqftDowntown DubaiAED 2,953/sqftDubai MarinaAED 2,836/sqftDubai IslandsAED 2,748/sqftBusiness BayAED 2,620/sqftDubai Creek HarbourAED 2,588/sqftDubai Hills EstateAED 2,444/sqftJumeirah Lakes TowersAED 2,229/sqftMohammed Bin Rashid CityAED 2,097/sqftAl JaddafAED 2,051/sqftJumeirah Village TriangleAED 1,673/sqftDubai SouthAED 1,630/sqftArjanAED 1,608/sqftJumeirah Village CircleAED 1,511/sqftDubai Sports CityAED 1,336/sqftPalm JumeirahAED 3,625/sqftCity WalkAED 3,268/sqftDubai Maritime CityAED 3,078/sqftDowntown DubaiAED 2,953/sqftDubai MarinaAED 2,836/sqftDubai IslandsAED 2,748/sqftBusiness BayAED 2,620/sqftDubai Creek HarbourAED 2,588/sqftDubai Hills EstateAED 2,444/sqftJumeirah Lakes TowersAED 2,229/sqftMohammed Bin Rashid CityAED 2,097/sqftAl JaddafAED 2,051/sqftJumeirah Village TriangleAED 1,673/sqftDubai SouthAED 1,630/sqftArjanAED 1,608/sqftJumeirah Village CircleAED 1,511/sqftDubai Sports CityAED 1,336/sqft
DLD · MEDIAN 12M TO JUL 2026
DISTRESS DEAL: 3-BR IN SEAPOINT

Distress Deal

DISTRESS DEAL: 3-BR IN SEAPOINT

Asking PriceAED 8,630,735
Below Original Price12.1%
Size1,828 sq.ft
Bedrooms3
Price / Sq.FtAED 4,721
HandoverQ1 2028
Sold
Listed 12 March 2026Status confirmed 3 August 2026

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Payment breakdown

UNIT PRICE AED 8,630,735

PAYMENTS ON TRANSFER

1. Payment to seller AED 4,852,781
2. DLD Transfer fee 4% + 40 AED AED 345,269
3. DLD Registration Trustee fee + 5% VAT AED 5,250
4. Buyer's agent commission 2% + 5% VAT AED 181,245

PAYMENT PLAN SCHEDULE

40% Construction AED 944,489
60% Construction AED 944,489
80% Construction AED 944,489
100% Construction and Handover AED 944,487

SUMMARY

Total on Transfer AED 5,384,545
Total remaining Payment Plan AED 3,777,954
TOTAL COST FOR BUYER AED 9,162,499

Distress Deal

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

OVERVIEW

This 3-bedroom apartment in Seapoint Tower 2 at Emaar Beachfront is being offered as a distress deal at AED 8,630,735, reflecting a 12.1% discount from the original price of AED 9,822,684. The unit measures 1,828 sq.ft, placing the entry basis at approximately AED 4,721 per sq.ft. Positioned on a high floor, the apartment benefits from full Palm Jumeirah views and features three balconies, maximising both outlook and natural light. The property is scheduled for completion in Q1 2028, with a staged payment plan available. The immediate investment case is clear: the buyer secures a large, high-floor waterfront apartment in a branded Emaar project at a visible discount to launch and resale pricing, with the benefit of a payment plan that reduces capital outlay during the construction period. This is not a speculative off-plan position with uncertain delivery; Emaar’s track record and the advanced stage of the project provide a degree of delivery confidence that is not always present in comparable launches.

LOCATION & TRANSPORT

Seapoint is located within Emaar Beachfront, a master-planned island community situated between Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah. The address offers direct access to Sheikh Zayed Road, putting the wider city within practical reach for both residents and tenants. Dubai Marina, JBR, and Media City are all within a short drive, and the new Harbour development is designed to support both private vehicle and ride-hailing access. The planned pedestrian infrastructure and proximity to the marina mean that future residents will benefit from a walkable environment, with retail, dining, and leisure options integrated into the wider district. For investors, this location supports both end-user and rental demand, as the area appeals to professionals, families, and international buyers seeking a waterfront lifestyle with city connectivity.

AMENITIES & SURROUNDING

Seapoint is part of a multi-building complex developed by Emaar, with Tower 2 rising 43 storeys and offering a full suite of amenities. Residents will have access to a private beach, swimming pools, landscaped podium gardens, a fully equipped gym, and children’s play areas. The project also includes dedicated parking, 24-hour security, and concierge services. The wider Emaar Beachfront community is planned with retail outlets, cafes, and restaurants at podium level, as well as direct access to a 1.5km private beach. The surrounding infrastructure is designed to support a resort-style living environment, with the added benefit of being adjacent to Dubai Harbour’s marina and cruise terminal. This creates a setting that is both residential and leisure-focused, supporting demand from both long-term residents and short-stay visitors.

MARKET

At an entry price of AED 4,721 per sq.ft, this unit sits above the average for Dubai Marina but is in line with recent Emaar Beachfront transactions, especially for larger, high-floor apartments with full Palm views. Recent Land Department data shows 1-bedroom units in Seapoint Tower 2 transacting at AED 4,015–4,214 per sq.ft, with 2-bedroom units at AED 3,648–3,800 per sq.ft. Three-bedroom units with premium views command a higher basis, particularly as handover approaches and the community matures. The key investor question is rentability and liquidity: Emaar Beachfront is positioned as a premium waterfront address, and larger units tend to attract both end-user families and international buyers seeking a second home or rental asset. The payment plan structure reduces upfront capital risk, but investors should factor in service charges, future supply, and the potential for price competition from other new launches. The main risk is that the area is still under development, so short-term liquidity may be more limited until handover and community completion.

CONCLUSION

This Seapoint Tower 2 distress deal offers a clear investor case: a high-floor, three-bedroom waterfront apartment with full Palm views, secured at a visible discount to original pricing and with a staged payment plan. The Emaar Beachfront location supports both rental and resale demand, and the project’s amenity set is designed to appeal to a broad tenant and buyer pool. The main considerations are the construction timeline and the evolving nature of the wider district; however, Emaar’s delivery record and the advanced stage of the project reduce completion risk. For investors seeking exposure to Dubai’s waterfront residential market, this deal provides a balanced entry point, combining capital efficiency with long-term usability and resale potential. As always, careful review of service charges, payment schedules, and view orientation is recommended before commitment, but the discount and payment flexibility make this a practical option for those seeking a branded, high-specification asset in a maturing waterfront district.

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