Jumeirah Residences Emirates Towers

Jumeirah Residences Emirates Towers is a Meraas residential development positioned within the Dubai International Financial Centre, comprising two buildings that together contain ten residences. Completion is scheduled for August 2030, with construction currently at its earliest stages.

# The towers and their setting within DIFC

The Emirates Towers district has long carried a particular weight in Dubai's urban identity. Anchored by the original twin towers along Sheikh Zayed Road, the neighbourhood functions as a junction between the city's financial core and its wider commercial spine, and Meraas has chosen this address deliberately.

The development takes a cantilevered architectural form, a design approach associated with Singapore-based studio SCDA, whose work tends toward structural restraint rather than decorative excess. For a project of only ten residences across two buildings, the density is deliberately minimal. This is not a tower of hundreds of apartments; it is closer in character to a private address than a conventional high-rise scheme.

At 0.6 kilometres from the Sculpture Park DIFC and a short walk from Boulevard Emirates Towers, the buildings sit within a district that already functions as a cultural and commercial anchor for Dubai's professional class.

# Residences, layouts and finish

The ten residences span three and four bedrooms, with floor areas running from 2,557 square feet up to 6,366 square feet. Pricing ranges from AED 20.66 million to AED 52.3 million, placing the larger units among the more substantial per-unit ticket sizes currently available off-plan in Dubai.

Kitchens are fitted with branded appliances, and the developer's specification references engineered wood flooring, fluted glass, brushed nickel detailing and stone finishes to bathrooms and kitchen surfaces. Custom joinery and textured wall treatments are described as part of the interior language. Beyond the kitchen fitting, residences are delivered unfurnished, giving buyers latitude to appoint interiors to their own standard.

The open-plan configurations and column-free layouts across the floor plans read as practical rather than merely promotional. At these floor areas, the distinction matters. A 6,366-square-foot four-bedroom residence has space to function as a proper family home rather than an oversized apartment.

Service charges are set at 35 to 36 AED per square foot.

# Amenities and shared facilities

The amenities list for a ten-residence scheme is notably extensive. Residents have access to an infinity pool, a wellness club, spa and salon, a fully equipped gym, and a paddle court.

# Leisure and social infrastructure

The development also provides an indoor and outdoor cinema, an outdoor sky lounge with sunken seating, a BBQ and entertainment area, co-working lounge, gaming room, and exclusive lounge areas. For families with younger children, the programme includes a toddler's club, a shaded kids' pool, and an outdoor wet play area.

Tranquil gardens complete the ground-level amenity offer. For ten households sharing these facilities, the ratio of amenity space to resident count is unusually generous.

# Location and access

DIFC sits approximately 3.2 kilometres from Downtown Dubai and 12.3 kilometres from Dubai International Airport, distances that hold broadly constant with the traffic patterns of Sheikh Zayed Road. The Emirates Towers Metro Station is immediately adjacent to the district, providing a direct link to both the airport and the Mall of the Emirates corridor without reliance on road transport.

Willow Children's Nursery at One Central is one kilometre away. Mercato Beach on Jumeirah Road is reachable in under six kilometres. The surrounding district covers five-star hotels, financial institutions and established dining, all within the DIFC and Trade Centre 2 catchment.

# Who this suits and where it sits in the Dubai market

Ten units, two buildings, a minimum entry price above AED 20 million: the project self-selects its buyer before any other filter is applied. The profile is a principal residence buyer or a buyer seeking something close to institutional-grade privacy within Dubai's most established business district, rather than an investor chasing rental yield on a smaller unit.

For international buyers relocating for professional reasons, the Emirates Towers address carries immediate legibility. For GCC buyers, the DIFC location is already familiar territory. For European and British buyers drawn to Dubai's zero-income-tax environment, a residence of this specification in a district with metro access and established infrastructure addresses concerns that newer, more remote developments cannot.

The August 2030 completion timeline and 4% construction progress recorded at the time of writing mean this is a long-dated commitment. Buyers should price that horizon accordingly, though Meraas, as a developer with a track record of delivered projects across Dubai, carries credibility on that front.