Lunara Tower

Lunara Tower is a seven-storey residential building by Tarrad Development, situated in Majan, a district of Dubai that sits within the broader Wadi Al Safa corridor. Comprising 119 apartments across a single tower, it is scheduled for completion by March 2029 and is currently at presale stage with construction under way.

# The Tower's Form and Position in Majan

Majan occupies a mid-city position that has drawn steady developer attention over recent years, shaped by its triangulated access to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, Dubai-Al Ain Road, and Umm Suqeim Street. Lunara Tower itself addresses three street frontages, which is relatively uncommon at this scale and gives the building an unusually public presence for a low-rise residential project.

The architecture works with chamfered corners, slender dark-glazed frames, and continuous horizontal balcony bands to establish a coherent facade. The massing is restrained: ground floor and two basement levels beneath seven residential floors. Nothing here reaches for spectacle, which suits the district's character.

# Residences, Layouts and Specification

The 119 apartments span a size range of 530 to 821 square feet, organised across one- and two-bedroom layouts. Pricing runs from AED 850,000 to AED 1.2 million, placing the project within reach of both owner-occupiers and investors working within a defined budget ceiling.

All units are delivered fully furnished. The interiors follow a consistent palette of ivory stone tones, champagne metal accents, and clear glazing, and each residence carries a private balcony accessed via the continuous banding visible on the facade.

The floor-plate efficiency is a point Tarrad has foregrounded in its positioning: sellable area accounts for a notable share of the total gross floor area, meaning less common-area dilution per unit than is standard in comparable towers.

# Amenities Concentrated on the Rooftop Level

Rather than distributing facilities across a podium, Tarrad has consolidated the amenity programme onto a single rooftop level. The offering there includes a swimming pool, a separate children's pool, a gymnasium, a spa, a co-working space, a games room, a padel court, a multipurpose hall, a barbecue area, and a children's play zone.

Collecting these functions at roof level frees the ground plane and keeps communal circulation simple for a building of this scale.

# Roads, Landmarks and Daily Practicalities

The three arterial connections framing Majan translate into genuine flexibility for residents. IMG Worlds of Adventure is close; Global Village sits within the same general corridor. Dubai Hills Mall, Mall of the Emirates, and Dubai International Academic City are all reachable within a short drive, as is Downtown Dubai and the Dubai Mall district.

Dubai International Airport is accessible via the Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road link, and Al Maktoum International Airport sits further south for those with business or travel patterns oriented that way.

# Who This Project Suits, and Where It Sits in the Market

At AED 850,000 entry and 530 square feet minimum, Lunara Tower occupies the disciplined lower tier of Dubai's furnished apartment segment, a category that appeals to investors seeking rental yield rather than capital preservation through prime-area scarcity.

Majan's fundamentals are straightforward: proximity to established leisure infrastructure, arterial connectivity, and a price point that sits well below comparable furnished product in Business Bay or Dubai Marina. For a buyer weighing yield potential against entry cost, that arithmetic is legible. For an owner-occupier, the rooftop amenity concentration and full furnishing package reduce both setup friction and ongoing spend. The March 2029 completion window gives presale buyers a four-year runway, which carries its own assumptions about Dubai's residential absorption rates, but the district's trajectory has been consistent enough to make those assumptions reasonable.