Empire Livings in Dubai Science Park
Empire Real Estate Developments L.L.C is the registered developer of Empire Livings, a residential project in Dubai Science Park, Dubai. The Dubai Land Department register, read 7 November 2026, describes it as residential apartments plus shops, in a single building of 210 units.
The building and units
The register lists the structure as two basement levels, a ground floor, three parking floors, 15 residential floors and a roof.
Units are split between studios and one-bed apartments, with six duplexes in addition. A private pool is attached to 56 one-bedroom units and to six one-bed duplexes.
The plans set aside one whole floor, of 30,000 square feet, for amenities. The amenities planned for the building are a gym, a swimming pool, a sauna, a steam room, a cinema, a walking track, a co-working space, padel tennis, a children's play area, barbecue facilities, yoga and meditation areas, a zen garden, a waterfall, seating areas and an entrance lobby.
Location
Dubai Science Park, where the project stands, dates from 2005, when it began as a business park for science, medical and pharmaceutical companies. It spans 300 hectares and is run by TECOM Group, a government-owned company. The park took its present name in 2016, having previously been known as Dubai Biotechnology and Research Park.
Within the neighbourhood, the Dubai Science Park Community Park is 0.5 km from the project and Dubai Science Park South Park is 0.7 km away. Arjan East Park is 1.1 km away. Dubai Miracle Garden lies 1.8 km from the building.
Repton School Al Barsha is 0.6 km from Empire Livings; Kings' School Al Barsha is 1.0 km away, as is City Centre Al Barsha. Roxy Cinemas at Circle Mall is 3.4 km away. Villa Lantana, a community of 440 freehold villas, is 1.1 km from the building.
DLD register status
The Dubai Land Department register, read 7 November 2026, names Emirates NBD Bank (P.J.S.C) as the project's escrow agent.
Completion dates on the register are projections, and a buyer should confirm progress against the register again before committing.