Beach Walk

Beach Walk is a furnished residential building by Imtiaz Development, positioned on Dubai Islands to the north of the city, with handover scheduled for December 2025.

# The building and its position on Dubai Islands

Dubai Islands is a five-island archipelago sitting off Dubai's northern coastline, connected to the mainland and conceived as a mixed-use destination combining resort living, retail, and extensive waterfront. Beach Walk occupies a beachfront plot within this development, placing it among a small number of residential buildings with direct coastal access on the islands.

At 93.93 per cent construction progress as of the time of writing, the project is approaching completion. The building operates as a single structure rather than a multi-tower campus, which limits scale but concentrates the amenity offer for a relatively contained resident population.

# Residences, specification and finish

Specific unit counts and floor areas have not been disclosed publicly at this stage, so precise sizing cannot be confirmed. What the developer has released relates to interior specification: kitchens are fully equipped with Miele appliances, bathrooms fitted with Gessi and Villeroy and Boch fixtures, and all residences delivered fully furnished with custom furniture and smart home integration.

The fit-out positioning is clear. Miele, Gessi and Villeroy and Boch are consistent markers of the upper-mid to premium residential tier, and the decision to furnish units to this standard on delivery reduces the lead time for buyers intending to rent or occupy immediately.

Private swimming pools feature in the amenity list, suggesting a proportion of units carry this as an individual feature rather than a shared facility alone.

# Amenities and shared facilities

The amenity schedule covers a gym, swimming pool, private swimming pools, BBQ area, kids play area, club room, and an EV charging station. This is a focused rather than exhaustive list, appropriate for a single building rather than a master-planned community.

The club room is the one facility worth pausing on. In smaller buildings, a well-designed club room serves as a practical common area that reduces the sense of isolation that can accompany compact island developments, particularly during the period before the broader Dubai Islands district reaches critical mass.

# Location, connectivity and the Dubai Islands context

Dubai Islands sits north of Deira, accessible from the mainland via bridge infrastructure. The broader masterplan for the islands includes resort hotels, beach clubs, health facilities, and retail centres, though delivery timelines across that wider ecosystem vary.

For buyers, the location proposition is straightforward: beachfront access at a point in Dubai's geography that remains less built-out than Jumeirah or Palm Jumeirah, with the attendant trade-off between early-mover positioning and the slower maturation of surrounding infrastructure.

# What Beach Walk represents for a specific buyer profile

A project of this type suits a particular kind of purchaser: one seeking a furnished, beach-adjacent asset in a district still in its formative stages, with a service charge of 16 AED per square foot and a completion date that has largely arrived. The fully furnished specification removes a common friction point for overseas buyers, especially those acquiring for short-term rental purposes once the islands' hospitality and tourism layer develops further.

The project is currently listed as out of stock, which limits immediate acquisition options through primary channels. Secondary market availability, when it materialises, will clarify where pricing has settled relative to the original launch.