Mina Rashid Off-plan projects, prices & payment plans

We track 4 projects in Mina Rashid with payment plans and handover dates, including Aurea, Ocean Cove, Marina Views Apartments, Sera by Emaar. Popularity is not quality — check each project's payment plan, developer record and completion date before you buy.

Payment plans on projects we track in Mina Rashid include 10/70/20 (Aurea); 10/70/20 (Ocean Cove); 10/70/20 (Marina Views Apartments); 10/70/20 (Sera by Emaar). The figures are the percentages paid on booking, during construction and at or after handover. Confirm the plan in your sale agreement — developers revise them.

Mina Rashid is Dubai's original commercial port, on the coast between Deira and Jumeirah, now being regenerated as a waterfront residential district around Rashid Yachts & Marina. It is roughly 10 minutes from Downtown Dubai and DIFC and about 15 minutes from DXB — considerably more central than most new waterfront development in the emirate.

No, though they adjoin and listings blur them constantly. Dubai Maritime City is registered by the DLD under the cadastral name Madinat Dubai Almelaheyah and sits on the peninsula immediately alongside. Some projects marketed as Mina Rashid are registered in Maritime City. Check the title deed for the registered community name, because that is what governs — not the brochure.

It is a capital-appreciation and lifestyle play, not a yield play. Gross yields around 5.5% sit well below the 7–8% available inland, and entry prices start around AED 1.35M. What you are buying is genuine waterfront and marina access inside the central city, which is scarce in a way that inland towers are not — nobody can build more shoreline. That supports resale better than yield figures suggest, but you need the hold period to realise it.

A marina masterplanned by Emaar with P&O Marinas, with yacht berths, a waterfront promenade, retail and beach access, adjacent to the Queen Elizabeth 2 hotel. It is the anchor of the district's regeneration and the reason waterfront pricing here holds up — residential towers are being built around functioning marine infrastructure rather than the other way round.

The masterplan is being delivered in phases with major residential towers completing from 2027 through 2029 and beyond. If you buy now you should expect to live alongside active construction for several years after handover, and you should expect the retail and dining offer to mature gradually rather than arrive complete.

Yes — Mina Rashid is freehold, so any nationality can own outright with title registered at the Dubai Land Department. See our guide to buying property in Dubai as a foreigner for the process and total costs.