Jumeirah Asora Bay

Jumeirah Asora Bay is a collection of three mansions developed by Meraas at Port De La Mer, the marina-front district Meraas built on a reclaimed peninsula off Jumeirah 1. Priced between AED 350 million and AED 500 million, these are among the most expensive residential properties publicly listed in Dubai today.

# The Two Buildings and Their Position on the Peninsula

Port De La Mer occupies a narrow strip of reclaimed land where the Jumeirah coastline meets open water on three sides. The address is deliberate: Meraas developed the entire district and has controlled its architectural language since the first phases launched in the mid-2010s, maintaining a low-rise, Mediterranean-influenced palette across the community. Jumeirah Asora Bay sits within that framework but operates at a scale entirely apart from it, spread across two structures with a combined inventory of just three residences.

At roughly 4 per cent construction completion with a 2028 handover target, buyers are acquiring early in the build cycle. That timeline reflects the bespoke nature of the product as much as it does the construction programme.

# Seven Bedrooms, 27,000 Square Feet, Fitted Kitchens

Each of the three residences carries a seven-bedroom configuration. Two units measure approximately 26,953 square feet and are each priced at AED 350 million. The third reaches 27,244 square feet and is offered at AED 500 million. The size differential between units is modest, around 291 square feet, but the price gap is substantial: AED 150 million separates the second and third.

Kitchens are fitted. Elsewhere, the specification draws on engineered stone with marble inserts, mixed stone surfaces, timber panelling, bronze metallic detailing and marble flooring. Beyond the kitchen, residences are delivered unfurnished, giving buyers full latitude over interiors at that scale.

The service charge is set at AED 35 per square foot annually, which translates to approximately AED 943,355 per year for the smaller units and AED 953,548 for the largest.

# Resident Facilities Within the Development

The amenity list is concise rather than exhaustive. Residents have access to a lounge, hillside gardens, swimming pools, a spa and a gym. The positioning of the gardens as "hillside" suggests landscaped topography within the site, which is notable given Port De La Mer's reclaimed, largely flat terrain.

No dining venues, beach club or concierge services are listed in the confirmed amenity schedule.

# La Mer at One Kilometre, Downtown at Six and a Half

The practical geography works in residents' favour. La Mer beach sits approximately one kilometre from the site. Mercato Shopping Mall on Jumeirah Beach Road is 1.8 kilometres away, as is Kinderville Nursery. Downtown Dubai is 6.5 kilometres by road, and Dubai International Airport is 13.9 kilometres, a straightforward run along Al Khail or Sheikh Zayed Road at off-peak hours. Badaa Park lies 2.8 kilometres to the south.

The location places residents close to Jumeirah's established residential infrastructure without the congestion that attaches to Downtown or Dubai Marina.

# Where This Sits in Dubai's Ultra-Prime Market

Three units. Two buildings. A minimum ticket of AED 350 million. Jumeirah Asora Bay is not targeting the broader luxury segment; it is addressing a small number of buyers for whom price is not the primary filter and exclusivity of supply matters more than amenity breadth.

The profile is specific: a principal residence buyer, likely already familiar with Dubai, who wants waterfront positioning within a curated district rather than a tower address, and who values Meraas's track record as both developer and district planner. The 2028 completion date gives international buyers time to structure acquisition, and the escrow registration (10497411920041) confirms the project sits within Dubai's standard regulatory framework.

At this price point, comparable supply in Dubai is genuinely thin. That scarcity is the proposition.