The Tides at Dubai Islands

The Tides is a low-density waterfront building on Dubai Islands, structured as a capital-appreciation asset with a furnished, income-ready delivery. Eighty-three residences across four formats is a small count for a Dubai launch, and the released inventory is smaller still: 33 units, of which only three are townhouses.

Pricing sits at AED 2,477 to 2,786 per sqft. That is a material discount to furnished waterfront product on Palm Jumeirah or Dubai Harbour, while sitting on a shoreline being built out under a government master plan rather than an isolated private scheme.

The building rises in soft, curved layers across ground, two podium levels, eight floors and a rooftop. Floor-to-ceiling glazing, organic lines and greenery-integrated terraces run throughout. Interiors use soft neutral tones, stone-inspired surfaces and bespoke kitchens with integrated lighting. All residences are delivered fully furnished with smart home integration.

The unit mix is weighted to two- and three-bedroom apartments, 25 of the 33 released units, which points at end-user and family demand rather than pure studio yield. The four-bedroom townhouse format at 3,560 to 4,434 sqft is the outlier: a ground-level house inside a beachfront apartment building, each with private garden, private deck and internal elevator, priced at effectively the same rate per sqft as the apartments above it. Three exist.

Dubai Islands is a five-island, government-master-planned coastal development north of Deira, connected to the mainland by bridge from Al Ittihad Road. Most delivered stock on the islands is hotel and resort product, so completed residential inventory remains limited. Demand is dual-sourced: tourism infrastructure under active construction drives short-stay demand, while the Deira and Mirdif catchment drives end-user demand for a coastal address below Palm Jumeirah pricing.