Properties for sale in Emirates Crown

Emirates Crown, Dubai is one of the tallest slim towers on the western stretch of Dubai Marina, closer to the mouth of the harbor than to the tram core. The building's calling card is its views. 

From higher floors you'll see Palm Jumeirah, Bluewaters, the open sea, and the working marina below. It reads as a quiet, established residential address rather than a party-strip tower, and residents tend to score it well for peace and maintenance.

The mix here is almost entirely large apartments and penthouses. Two-bedroom homes start around 2,600 sq ft, three-bedrooms sit near 3,880 sq ft, and full-floor penthouses stretch past 7,600 sq ft. 

Sale prices currently range from about AED 3.5M to AED 28.5M, with a median near AED 5.23M and recent transactions clearing between roughly AED 1,030 and AED 1,580 per sq ft. That's competitive for Marina waterfront given the unit sizes.

It suits buyers who want space, not just an address: families upgrading from smaller Marina apartments and end-users who care more about view lines and floor plates than nightlife on the doorstep. Investors like the rental depth that comes with furnished, high-floor sea-view stock.

On location, you're a short walk from Marina Walk, JBR beach, and the tram at Mina Al Seyahi, with Sobha Realty and DMCC metro stations a five-minute drive away. Marina traffic gets heavy at peak hours and during the winter tourist season, so factor that into your commute.

Emirates Crown, Dubai sits on the western edge of Dubai Marina, and it's built almost entirely around large apartments. 

Stock here skews to 2-, 3-, and 4-bedroom layouts, with a handful of penthouses on the upper floors. Two-bed units start around 2,600 sq ft, three-beds run close to 3,880 sq ft, and the penthouses stretch past 7,600 sq ft. 

Sale prices generally sit between AED 3.5M and AED 28.5M, with most three-beds trading around AED 5M to AED 6M. What moves the price is floor level and view. Higher floors facing the palm and open sea command a clear premium over mid-floor units looking inland.

If Emirates Crown sits above your budget, nearby Dubai Marina towers give you a way in without leaving the neighborhood. Marina Pinnacle is one of the more accessible options, with apartments trading between AED 800,000 and AED 2.3M, so it's a realistic starting point for a first Marina home. 

Princess Tower opens at around AED 1.2M for smaller units, and The Torch has one-bed rooms from roughly AED 1.2M too. You'll trade some space and views for the lower entry price, but you keep the Marina Walk on your doorstep.

Emirates Crown itself is the luxury benchmark here. Prices run from AED 3.5M for a two-bed up to AED 28.5M for redesigned high-floor apartments, with a median around AED 5.23M and per-sq-ft rates near AED 1,300 to AED 1,580. 

Penthouses at 7,690 sq ft trade between AED 15.7M and AED 21M, with full palm and sea views from floor 55 and above. The Torch offers a similar upper tier, reaching AED 17M for larger layouts. Expect big floor plates, direct beach access within a five-minute walk, and finishes to match.

Princess Tower stays a consistently busy pick because it covers a wide price band, from AED 1.2M studios to AED 14.9M penthouses, so buyers at different stages look here first. Marina Heights is another regular shortlist name, with apartments between AED 1.5M and AED 9.5M and a quieter feel than the taller landmarks. 

Al Fairooz Tower sees less turnover, but larger units trade between AED 4.6M and AED 8.2M when they appear. All three sit within walking distance of the tram, the metro at DMCC, and the Marina Walk restaurants.