Listed 5 months ago
105,000 yearly
Ultra-Luxury Flat in The Signature, Burj Khalifa
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Area: 844 ft²
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Damac Maison Dubai Mall Street (The Signature), Burj Khalifa Area, Downtown Dubai, Dubai
Listed 5 months ago
90,000 yearlyFULLY FURNISHED | PRIME LOCATION | NO BALCONY
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Area: 844 ft²
Apartment
Damac Maison Dubai Mall Street (The Signature), Burj Khalifa Area, Downtown Dubai, Dubai
SUPERAGENTMarlyn Arellano
Listed 5 months ago
125,000 yearlySpacious 1BED | Fully Furnished | Ready To Move
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Area: 884 ft²
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Damac Maison Dubai Mall Street (The Signature), Burj Khalifa Area, Downtown Dubai, Dubai
amgad sedeg
Listed 5 months ago
94,999 yearlyFURNISHED I LUXURY LIVING I PRIME LOCATION
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Area: 877 ft²
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Damac Maison Dubai Mall Street (The Signature), Burj Khalifa Area, Downtown Dubai, Dubai
Waqas Azhar
Listed 5 months ago
134,999 yearlyFurnished 1BR Apartment | Downtown City View
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Area: 872 ft²
Apartment
Damac Maison Dubai Mall Street (The Signature), Burj Khalifa Area, Downtown Dubai, Dubai
SUPERAGENTMohsin Maqsood
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The average rent here is AED 97.2K/year.
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Price range76.9K - 134.9K Properties listed55 Avg. price97.2K6.3% Avg. price/sqft9.3334.2% Rental yield7.5% Sales value7.1M25.5% Sales volume7420.4%
Real Resident Voices
- Anonymous
I stated with two teenagers. The loves the facilities. My favorite was ladies spa .. perfect to unwind after a long day. The building is next door to Dubai mall fountain view entrance. Perfect!
- Mohamad
Old and rusty tower. Super high service charges for poor service. No sewage system . A Truck comes on a daily basis to take the sewage. Tight entrance, Once the valet parking, refused to park my car even though I am paying service charges in full, and police fined me . The management makes the life of owners as hell so that owners give their properties to the management to rent.
- Maria
Damac Maison "The Signature "the worst management I have ever seen in Dubai. If you are a resident and live in the building for a longer term, you unfortunately have the opportunity to see the true face of the employees who are not at all friendly and totally lacking in professionalism and respect. Apart from the fact that they are bothered by a simple question that you ask them, there is also the fact that if you have guests then they will come to your door constantly bothering you and making your guests leave even if they do not have a registration document to them. It doesn't seem at all normal to me that in the house I'm paying for in the long term, I don't have privacy and these people don't have a bit of respect for us.
- Anonymous
Great location, amazing apartment layouts, proximity to groceries and landmarks. Best for short term stays. Long term living has its downsides, unless work place is close (my case). Huge noise and light pollution, insufficient sound insulation, slow lifts, waste water collection by cistern trucks. Limitations on access for cleaners, external maintenance companies and guests. Nevertheless, I love the place and the neighborhood and plan to stay another year.
- Anonymous
It is a good place. Very near to Burj Khalifa, Fountain and Mall. Staff are good and friendly. Although the nearby building noise is somewhat disturbing I have an overall good experience of living here.
- Anonymous
Very poor quality service. The management is very unfriendly and discriminates between long term residents and those who stays for short term. No porterage or concierge services for long term residence. if it happens you went for shopping or came from airport, the porters ask for your flat number first, if they know you are long term tenant, they put your luggage or shopping bags down on the floor and leave you alone. If you have visitors, they make their life hell to park unless they pay for valet parking service. Access to the property is only via long dusty road through a building site, full of dirts, noise (day and night), running workers / builders and ugly looking busses. The access to car park is very narrow; you will scratch your car at least once a week. The building doesn't have a service lift; it is not uncommon to be squeezed by sweaty & smelly hotel maids wearing ugly grey uniform. The gym is OK, but the pool is uncovered, so you will inhale dust and swim in a murky water. The management, have a shuttle bus every hour to Dubai mall. It was OK till appointed a new driver who stops in the street to pick up his friends or workers; they sit beside you with their dusty clothes. Damac, is supposed to be the 2nd largest property developer in UAE, I am sure they are not aware of the poor service in Damac Maison "The signature". I have to admit, not a single tenant or hotel resident, who I met, was happy.
The average rent here is AED 97.2K/year.
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Price range76.9K - 1.8M Properties listed2,453 Avg. price94.3K0.1% Avg. price/sqft179.980.5% Rental yield5.3% Sales value415.9M18.2% Sales volume3,40618.3%
Real Resident Voices
- Abhi S.
Downtown Dubai is very glitz and glam, it leans fully into that polished, high-end lifestyle and doesn’t really try to be anything else. You’re surrounded by some of the city’s most premium spots, from upscale restaurants to clubs, and being right next to Burj Khalifa honestly never gets old, it always has that awe factor no matter how many times you see it. With The Dubai Mall just there as well, everything feels very elevated and very convenient at the same time. There’s no shortage of lifestyle options either. Gyms, Pilates studios, yoga spaces, all very much on the fancier side, so if you’re into that kind of routine, it’s all right there and done well. That said, it definitely comes at a price. It’s an expensive area to live in, and that extends beyond just rent, even everyday things like groceries feel noticeably higher. It’s not somewhere you move to for value, it’s more about the experience and the lifestyle. Overall, if premium living is what you’re into, Downtown Dubai absolutely delivers. It’s a bit over the top, but that’s kind of the point.
- Samson P.
Downtown is good for easy access to different roads, burj views and traffic during peak hours, its easy access to metro and mall
- Gomathy D.
Downtown Dubai is the famous central hub with most of the important attractions surrounded, with best tourist spots. Metro and bus facility is easy to most of the places. Has high end restaurants and recreational activities. Best place to enjoy Dubai city luxurious lifestyle and amenities. It is a busy area so except more traffic.
- Rishab B.
Downtown Dubai is the city’s pulsating heart, offering an upscale, cosmopolitan lifestyle in the center of it all. The area is home to iconic landmarks such as the Burj Khalifa, The Dubai Mall, and the mesmerizing Dubai Fountain, making it one of the most sought-after locations in Dubai. A standout addition to the area is the Grand Opera District, which brings world-class cultural and performing arts experiences to residents, adding a unique blend of sophistication and leisure to daily life. The community features premium apartments with spectacular Burj Khalifa views, waterfront promenades, and a vibrant social scene, making it ideal for those who value luxury and city-center living. Downtown Dubai is well-connected by metro and major roads, ensuring easy access across the city. While living here comes at a premium, the area offers unmatched lifestyle appeal, picturesque surroundings, and proximity to Dubai’s best shopping, dining, and entertainment options, making it perfect for those who can afford the upscale urban experience.
- Rishab B.
Downtown Dubai is the vibrant heart of the city, offering a dynamic, urban lifestyle at the center of it all. Home to iconic landmarks such as the Burj Khalifa and The Dubai Mall, along with the captivating Dubai Fountain, the area is highly picturesque and a major draw for both residents and visitors. It is especially appealing for those seeking premium apartments with direct Burj views and a lively, cosmopolitan atmosphere. The community is well-connected to the rest of Dubai, with strong road and metro access, making commuting relatively convenient. However, this centrality and popularity come with trade-offs—higher rental and purchase costs, heavy tourist footfall, and traffic congestion, particularly during peak hours and weekends. Overall, Downtown Dubai offers an unmatched lifestyle for those prioritizing location, views, and access to world-class attractions, but may be less suited for those seeking quieter, more spacious living environments.
- Ridhika A.
It offers a premium urban lifestyle with easy-access to the Burj Khailfa, Dubai Mall and a variety of restaurants & cafes. The area is vibrant and perfect for both families and professionals. The only downside is it gets busy with tourists, especially during weekends.
The average rent here is AED 97.2K/year.
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Price range76.9K - 300K Properties listed186 Avg. price154.7K1.1% Avg. price/sqft12.4193.8% Rental yield6.8% Sales value37.3M23.1% Sales volume24122.3%
Real Resident Voices
- Anonymous
I like the ambiance, view, link to dubai mall and metro close by. Its security and staff is very well managed and get the solution.
- Anonymous
I love the location of the building, it still feels very new and everything is finished to a very high standard. However, the gym is very small and should be expanded.