Peninsula Jumeirah living Business Bay

Peninsula Jumeirah Living Business Bay is a completed residential tower by Select Group, positioned in Business Bay on Dubai's Canal waterfront and delivered in December 2025. The building carries the Jumeirah Hotels & Resorts brand into the residential sector, producing a single tower of branded private residences that are now fully handed over and ready for occupation.

# The tower and its position in Business Bay

Business Bay sits directly south of Downtown Dubai, separated from it by the Dubai Canal. The district has matured considerably over the past decade, moving from a predominantly commercial address into one that supports a dense residential population alongside hotels, canal-side dining and a recognisable skyline of its own.

Peninsula Jumeirah Living occupies a single building within this fabric. Its presence is notable less for any architectural provocation and more for its brand association: Jumeirah is one of the few genuine luxury hospitality names that Dubai has exported globally, and attaching that name to a residential product carries a clear signal about fit-out expectations and service standards. The project reached full completion at the end of 2025 and has been registered under escrow account 001582285181001.

# Residences, layouts and finishes

The development offered two, three and four-bedroom apartments alongside five-bedroom simplex and duplex penthouses. The full-floor master penthouse on the uppermost level represented the singular asset of that type in the building. Residences were delivered unfurnished, allowing owners to personalise interiors within a framework of specified finishes.

Views across the Dubai Canal and towards the Burj Khalifa are a consistent feature of the upper floors. The tower's orientation takes advantage of Business Bay's canal-side geography, where unobstructed sightlines remain more available than they would be further inland.

Service charges are set at 30 to 40 AED per square foot annually, a figure consistent with the branded residential tier in Dubai.

# Amenity provision within the building

The tower's internal amenities cover the essentials a permanent resident or long-stay owner would expect: a gym, swimming pool, jacuzzi, cinema room and a meeting room. The list is focused rather than exhaustive, which suits a building that leans on the Jumeirah brand for service depth rather than on a volume of shared facilities.

# Connections and daily infrastructure

Dubai Mall, one of the largest retail and leisure anchors in the city, sits 2.7 kilometres away and is reachable in roughly three minutes by car. That proximity matters for residents who use the mall's ice rink, cinema complex, restaurants or direct Metro access as part of a regular routine rather than an occasional excursion.

W Mart Supermarket is 300 metres from the building. Emirates Hospital Clinic is under a kilometre away, at approximately eleven minutes on foot or by car. Al Safa High School is 8.6 kilometres distant, around thirteen minutes by road. Dubai International Airport is 18 kilometres out, approximately twenty minutes without significant traffic.

Burj Al Arab, at 13.5 kilometres and fifteen minutes, places the hotel's beach club and dining within easy reach for owners who hold or pursue membership arrangements there.

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

Branded residences in Dubai have attracted sustained interest from buyers in the UK, Europe and Asia who want a recognisable operator managing the building's standards and, in some cases, overseeing rental programmes. The Jumeirah name adds a layer of familiarity for international buyers who already know the brand through hotel stays rather than having to interpret the developer's track record from scratch.

Select Group has delivered several projects across Dubai Marina and Business Bay, which provides buyers with a completed portfolio to assess. Peninsula Jumeirah Living is now fully built and handed over, removing construction risk entirely from the calculus. For buyers who have watched Dubai's off-plan market with interest but preferred to wait for a certificate of occupancy before committing, a completed branded tower in an established district represents a different kind of proposition from the majority of what the market is currently marketing.