Beach Walk

Beach Walk is a furnished residential building by Imtiaz Development, positioned on Dubai Islands and scheduled for completion in June 2026. Currently 93.93 per cent complete, the project sits within one of Dubai's more deliberate master-planned environments: a cluster of five islands developed north of the city along a coastline designed around mixed resort, residential and recreational use.

# The building and its position on Dubai Islands

Dubai Islands represents a structural shift in how the emirate is developing its northern waterfront. The five-island complex sits above the Deira coastline, connected to the mainland, and has attracted a concentration of hospitality and residential investment that distinguishes it from earlier beachfront corridors further south along Jumeirah.

Beach Walk occupies a beachfront plot within that setting. It is a single building, which keeps the community compact by design. At a service charge of 16 AED per square foot, the annual holding cost sits at a level consistent with mid-to-upper boutique residential in the emirate.

# Specification, furnishing and the kitchen fit-out

The residences are delivered fully furnished, with custom furniture and smart home technology included. Kitchens are fitted with Miele appliances, and bathrooms draw on Gessi and Villeroy and Boch, two marques that appear consistently across the upper tier of Dubai's furnished residential market. These are not incidental choices. Specifying both signals a considered approach to finish rather than a generic package.

Private swimming pools are available within the building, alongside the communal pool. Outdoor space, whether terrace, balcony or pool-linked, is part of the residential proposition.

# Amenities on site

The building's facilities list is focused rather than exhaustive. Residents have access to a gym, a swimming pool with private pool options, a BBQ area, a kids' play area, a club room and an EV charging station. There is no overpromising in the programme: the amenities serve a building that, based on available facts, targets a relatively small resident community, keeping shared infrastructure proportionate to demand.

# The Dubai Islands address and what it connects to

Dubai Islands is accessed via bridge from the mainland, placing it outside the central traffic corridors that affect mid-city living without severing it from urban infrastructure. The islands' masterplan includes resort hotels, beach access and recreational zones oriented around both water sports and green space.

For buyers, the address carries a specific quality: proximity to a managed coastline rather than a curated lagoon or an artificial beach strip, which has become a meaningful distinction as Dubai's waterfront supply has grown.

# Who Beach Walk suits and where it sits in the market

The project is currently listed as out of stock, which reflects either full absorption by investors and end users or a pause in available inventory. Construction is near-complete, and June 2026 delivery positions buyers close to the point of handover with limited remaining construction risk.

The fully furnished, Miele-specified package targets two distinct buyer profiles. International investors seeking a rental-ready asset in a beachfront postcode with low remaining execution risk. And owner-occupiers, particularly from the GCC and Europe, who want a second residence that functions immediately without a separate furnishing process. The Dubai Islands location adds long-term appeal: it remains one of the city's actively developing coastlines, with continued institutional investment in its broader infrastructure.