Beach Walk 4

Beach Walk 4 is a fully furnished residential building by Imtiaz Development on Dubai Islands, offering one, two, and three-bedroom apartments priced from AED 2.37 million, with handover scheduled for June 2027.

# A boutique tower on an emerging coastal address

Dubai Islands sits off the Deira coastline, a cluster of artificial islands that the city has been quietly repositioning as a seafront residential district. The ambition is considerable: marinas, beach access, and a lower-density grain quite different from the towers of Downtown or the Palm.

Beach Walk 4 is a single building with 16 residences. That number matters. A scheme of this scale operates more like a private address than a conventional apartment block, with fewer neighbours, quieter amenity spaces, and a building identity that does not dissolve into anonymity. At 4.64 per cent construction progress, buyers are entering early, with completion set for the second quarter of 2027.

The building's aesthetic draws on coastal resort references: neutral palettes, gold hardware, and large glazed openings designed to pull in water and sky views.

# Residences, layouts and finish

The 16 apartments span one, two, and three-bedroom configurations. One-bedroom units range from approximately 776 to 982 square feet, with prices running from AED 2.37 million to AED 2.97 million depending on floor and aspect. The variation in pricing across similarly sized one-bedrooms reflects position within the building rather than meaningful differences in layout.

Two-bedroom apartments occupy 1,305 to 1,949 square feet, priced from AED 3.51 million to AED 4.10 million. The outlier is a two-bedroom unit at 1,948 square feet, priced at AED 3.62 million, which represents the largest footprint in the two-bedroom tier. A single three-bedroom apartment at 1,790 square feet is priced at AED 5.34 million.

All residences are delivered fully furnished, with equipped kitchens and contemporary finishes using high-quality materials. For buyers at a distance, that specification removes the logistical friction of furnishing a property remotely.

# Amenities scaled to the building

The amenity programme is compact and purposeful. A swimming pool and BBQ area serve outdoor living. An indoor gym and an outdoor yoga retreat cover fitness. A zen garden and a club room provide quieter communal retreat, while a kids' play area rounds out the offering for families.

Nothing here is oversized. In a 16-unit building, a restrained amenity list is an asset: the spaces stay usable rather than empty.

# Connections to the wider city

Dubai International Airport sits 11.5 kilometres away, a proximity that carries weight for internationally mobile buyers who travel frequently. Downtown Dubai is approximately 20.9 kilometres out. Deira Island Beach is 5.2 kilometres distant, the nearest sandy shore. One Deira Mall is 6.4 kilometres away, as is Green Leaves Early Childhood Center for residents with young children.

The Islands' connection to the mainland via modern road infrastructure means the district does not feel as isolated as some island addresses in other cities. It is far enough from the centre for quiet, close enough for practicality.

# Who this building suits, and where it sits in the market

Service charges run at AED 18 to 20 per square foot annually, which buyers should factor carefully against rental yield projections, particularly for one-bedroom units at the lower end of the size range.

The buyer profile here is fairly specific. An investor purchasing for short- or long-term rental income will find the furnished specification and beach-proximate location directly relevant. An owner-occupier after a low-density, coastal alternative to Palm Jumeirah or Emaar Beachfront, but at a price point several brackets below, will find the maths considerably easier to justify.

Beach Walk 4 is not trying to compete with the city's largest seafront schemes. Its case rests on scale, address, and timing: a small, finished-to-spec building on an island district still forming its character, bought before the crane leaves the site.