Address Residences Zabeel

Address Residences Zabeel is an Emaar development of four residential towers in Zabeel 1 and 2, positioned within one of central Dubai's more established mixed-use districts. Scheduled for completion in September 2029, the project is currently under construction at roughly 10 per cent progress, with residences available for purchase now.

# Four Towers in a District That Predates the Hype

Zabeel occupies a distinctive position in Dubai's geography: older than the glass-and-steel corridors of DIFC and Business Bay, yet directly adjacent to both. The district carries a residential weight that newer master-planned communities tend to lack. Zabeel Park, one of the city's larger green spaces, defines the neighbourhood's southern edge, and the Dubai Frame sits within it as an architectural marker that draws a visible line between the city's older and newer halves.

Against that backdrop, four towers carrying the Address Hotels+Resorts brand constitute a significant addition to the area's skyline. The Address name, operated under the Emaar Hospitality umbrella, has established a consistent identity in Dubai: hotel-affiliated residential buildings with managed common areas and a service standard above the typical developer offering. That association carries practical weight for buyers who intend to let the property rather than occupy it full-time.

With only 14 residences across four buildings, the project is notably restrained in scale.

# Residences, Layouts and Kitchen Specification

The available unit mix runs from one-bedroom apartments to three-bedroom residences. One-bedroom layouts range from 737 sq ft to 1,073 sq ft, priced from AED 2,680,000. Two-bedroom units sit between 1,171 sq ft and 1,406 sq ft, with pricing from AED 4,100,000 to AED 4,690,000. Three-bedroom residences measure approximately 1,821 to 1,822 sq ft and are priced between AED 6,001,888 and AED 6,235,888.

Furnishing is kitchen-only. Buyers receive an equipped kitchen but otherwise take possession of unfurnished interiors, a structure that gives owner-occupiers flexibility while requiring investors to factor fit-out costs into their yield calculations.

Service charges are quoted at AED 23 to 25 per sq ft annually, which is consistent with Address-branded product in comparable central locations.

# Shared Amenities Across the Four Buildings

The amenity provision at Address Residences Zabeel leans toward outdoor leisure. A central vista pool anchors the shared spaces, supplemented by a rooftop pool and pool cabanas. A shaded children's pool and play area, a communal lawn, a yoga deck, and barbecue pods round out the outdoor offering. A fully equipped gym covers the fitness requirement indoors.

The selection is practical rather than exhaustive. No spa, no cinema room, no co-working facility appears in the confirmed amenity list. What is present reflects a preference for outdoor, community-oriented space over the kind of hotel-amenity stacking that other Dubai projects deploy as marketing collateral.

# Connectivity to DIFC, Downtown and Beyond

Zabeel's central positioning is one of the stronger arguments for the address. DIFC lies immediately to the north, Downtown Dubai and the Burj Khalifa district to the northwest. The Emirates Road and Sheikh Zayed Road interchange nearby keeps Abu Dhabi under two hours by road, and Dubai International Airport sits under twenty minutes east by car.

For residents working in DIFC or the broader financial district, the daily commute is minimal. That proximity also matters for short-term rental demand: DIFC draws a steady rotation of finance and legal professionals on medium-term contracts who require furnished accommodation close to their offices.

# Who This Project Is Built For

Address Residences Zabeel sits in a price band that attracts two distinct buyer profiles. The first is the owner-occupier who values the Address brand's service infrastructure and wants a central address without the density of Downtown or Marina. The second is the investor who understands that hotel-affiliated residential in a supply-constrained district carries rental demand from a professional tenant base.

The project's small unit count, 14 residences across four towers, limits exposure but also limits choice. Buyers entering at this stage, with construction at roughly 10 per cent and a 2029 completion horizon, are making a long-dated commitment. At AED 2,680,000 for the entry one-bedroom and AED 6,235,888 at the top of the three-bedroom range, the pricing reflects both the brand premium and the district's long-term fundamentals rather than a speculative off-plan discount.