LIV Maritime by LIV in Dubai Maritime City
LIV Maritime is a residential tower by LIV in Dubai Maritime City, the man-made peninsula with Port Rashid on one side and Dubai Dry Docks on the other. The tower is planned at 50 storeys above a single basement level for parking.
The unit types named for the project run from apartments of one to three bedrooms to penthouses, duplexes and townhouses.
Inside the building
The residences are specified with smart home technology and marble-finished bathrooms, and their kitchen fixtures are Italian and German.
A double-height lobby is specified, with curved forms, gold and bronze metalwork and marble detailing.
Amenities
The amenities named for LIV Maritime are:
- Infinity pool and Jacuzzi
- Steam room
- Gymnasiums, yoga room and yoga studio
- Padel tennis and putting green
- Barbecue areas
- Playroom
- Lounge area and conference rooms
- Concierge around the clock
Dubai Maritime City
Dubai Maritime City is a master development by DP World, which acquired it in 2017. Khatib & Alami is named as the district's architectural consultant. When it was launched in 2004 it was set out as a mixed-use district for the maritime industry, and it covers 2.3 million sq m. Its free zone land offers an alternative to land in Jebel Ali Free Zone.
The peninsula has two main parts:
- The Industrial Precinct is finished and in operation. Its facilities include ship lifts, workshops, warehouses and plots for ship repair, with retail and showrooms in support. The ship-repair complex can handle over 80 vessels simultaneously on 42 berths, and the precinct also has 19 ship-repair plots and a quay wall of 3,115m.
- The Commercial District is the mixed-use part of the plan, planned to combine retail, residential buildings and office towers with a promenade.
Dubai Maritime City inaugurated its Maritime Business Centre in May 2026. That building now houses the district's own headquarters and Jebel Ali Free Zone Authority's licensing department. A second building, Maritime Business Centre 2, was inaugurated in June 2026.
Plots for individual developers line the seaside corniche and are reached from Sheikh Rashid Road. Every developer in the district must hold green building certification.