Marina Living

Marina Living is a completed residential building by LMD, situated in Dubai Marina and handed over in Q2 2025. The development comprises apartments with kitchen appliances fitted as standard, positioned within one of Dubai's most established waterfront districts.

# The building and its position in Dubai Marina

Dubai Marina stretches along a man-made canal that runs roughly three kilometres from the Gulf inward, flanked by towers, a continuous promenade, and a working marina berth. LMD's Marina Living sits within this fabric as a single building, now fully complete and 100 per cent ready for occupancy.

The project's position in the district places it within reach of the Marina Walk, the water's edge, and the broader infrastructure that has made this neighbourhood one of the most consistently transacted in Dubai. For a buyer assessing residual demand, the surrounding density of owner-occupiers and tenants is a material consideration.

# Residences, specification and what comes fitted

Specific floor counts and unit sizes are not disclosed in available documentation, so what follows reflects confirmed facts only.

Apartments come with kitchen appliances included: a fridge, oven and cooker. Interiors use a neutral palette and contemporary finishes. The kitchen-only furnishing standard is typical of Dubai Marina stock aimed at both owner-occupiers who bring their own furniture and investors looking to let into a market where tenants often furnish their own spaces.

Service charges run at 16 to 20 AED per square foot annually, which sits at the higher end of mid-range Marina buildings but is broadly consistent with the level of amenity the development provides.

# Amenities across the building

The podium and upper floors carry a focused amenity programme. A rooftop infinity pool anchors the leisure offer, complemented by a steam room and sauna for recovery. A gym serves the building's fitness demand, alongside a landscaped BBQ deck designed for resident use rather than passive decoration.

The paddle court is a practical addition. Paddle tennis has grown rapidly as a racket sport across Dubai's residential market over the past three years, and a dedicated court within the building removes the need to travel. A children's play area rounds out a package that addresses multiple resident profiles within a single structure.

# Distances and daily connectivity

Willow Children's Nursery sits 850 metres away, a three-minute drive, which matters to young families considering the building as a primary residence. Dubai Marina Mall is 2.9 kilometres out, reachable in around eleven minutes.

Palm Jumeirah is 10.9 kilometres, or thirteen minutes by car. Burj Al Arab is 14.7 kilometres, roughly a twenty-one-minute drive. Dubai International Airport is 34.7 kilometres, with a typical journey time of fifty-three minutes outside peak traffic. These figures place Marina Living firmly in the western corridor of the city, well-positioned for both leisure and leisure-adjacent business travel, though not optimal for frequent travellers based primarily at DXB.

# Who buys here and what the completed status changes

Marina Living is now a complete, tenanted or tenantable asset. That distinction separates it from the majority of Dubai Marina listings, which continue to be off-plan stock with delivery timelines stretching to 2027 and beyond.

For a buyer in the UK or Europe who wants yield visibility from day one, a completed building removes construction risk entirely and enables immediate letting. For a GCC buyer seeking a lock-up-and-leave residence with a proven building rather than a promise, the combination of location, rooftop amenity and kitchen-fitted apartments makes a straightforward case. The project is currently recorded as out of stock, which suggests secondary market activity is the route for interested buyers.