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Maritime City · Select Group
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49-storey residential building in Maritime City. Developer — Select Group. Architect — National Engineering Bureau.
Specifications for Nautica One per Propsearch and the Dubai Land Department. They describe the whole building, not the individual unit.
Nautica One is a 49-storey residential building in Maritime City, currently under construction.
The developer is Select Group. The architecture is by National Engineering Bureau.
The building holds 328 apartments in total.
The database currently holds 2 lots in this project, from 1,720,000 AED.
49 storeys and 328 apartments from Select Group in Dubai Maritime City. The maritime theme of the address is literal here — the district is built on reclaimed land between the port and the bay.
Nautica One is a 49-storey residential tower in Dubai Maritime City. Its listing gives 328 apartments, developer Select Group, engineer National Engineering Bureau; confirmed amenities are a pool and spa, stage — under construction.
Select Group is a developer with a long Dubai track record and a recognisable portfolio of waterfront projects. For an off-plan buyer, that means predictability: the company has completed buildings you can go and see, which show how its projects turn out.
Dubai Maritime City is a district on an artificial peninsula next to Port Rashid and the old town. Construction there began recently, and the residential section faces water from almost every side.
It gives you water and a view: the peninsula is narrow, and the panorama opens onto the bay, the port and old Dubai. For a 49-storey tower, that means the view is strong on almost every upper level, not just one side.
It doesn't give you a mature environment. Maritime City is still being built up, and the everyday urban infrastructure — shops nearby, schools, cafes — is still thin. A tenant for whom that matters will choose the Marina or Downtown instead.
For transport, the district sits closer to the business centre and Deira than to the new districts along Sheikh Zayed Road. That's convenient for anyone working in the old part of the city, and inconvenient for everyone else.
First — what's planned for the neighbouring plots on the peninsula. In a district still being built, the view changes faster than anywhere else, and the masterplan matters more than the render.
Second — the payment schedule and escrow. The building is under construction, and the standard off-plan checks apply regardless of the developer's reputation.
Third — a realistic rental horizon. Until the district fills in, rents sit lower than in comparable-quality buildings in mature districts. Base your yield on that figure, not on a future one.
propsearch listing (storeys, apartment count, developer, engineer, district, stage, amenities) and project visuals from public materials.
The final payment on this building falls in 2026 — under off-plan plans that is 40–60% of the price in one go. A UAE bank closes it: the flat becomes the security, and nothing is added on top of what the developer has already been paid.
Already been invoiced, or missed the date? That is not a dead end either — write and we will look at what the developer will accept.
Ask on WhatsAppSelect Group. The architecture is by National Engineering Bureau.
49. The building has 328 apartments.
Construction is ongoing; the key-handover date for the unit you choose I check in the contract before you sign.
Dubai Maritime City. A reclaimed peninsula between Port Rashid and the Drydocks: central waterfront on three sides, with a working marine industry as the neighbour.
The database currently holds 2 lots in this project, from 1,720,000 AED. The list changes daily — I will send a fresh selection for the building on request.
What has been written about the building, its developer and Maritime City
PASSO on Palm Jumeirah, Arancia Yards in City of Arabia and Soulever in Dubai Maritime City are all built by the same developer, BEYOND, yet each draws a different kind of investor. Why one brand does not mean one buyer profile.
Nakheel awarded AED 3.5bn of contracts for 544 Palm Jebel Ali villas due in Q4 2028; Dubai Retail is building The Yard, the island's first retail hub with 26 concepts, for 2027; and Select Group became the first private developer on the island. How a stalled project is turning into a district.
A peninsula between two harbours, planned as a hub for shipbuilding and ship repair, with residential towers on the same land. Here the neighbours matter more than the view.
A retail group developing a tower in Dubai Maritime City. Whoever you buy from, the rules on tenancy registration, rent increases and notice are the same — and they favour a prepared landlord.
A developer built around Dubai Marina and the harbour districts. Why the water is the whole thesis, what a waterfront service charge looks like, and where the resale market for these units sits.
Select Group has opened private sales for a 36-storey tower in the d3 design quarter, with views of Downtown, Burj Khalifa, the canal and Sheikh Zayed Road. Prices from AED 2.3m for a one-bedroom, 50/50 payment plan.
I will send the available layouts, the real entry price and what owners and tenants actually say about the building — without the brochure language.
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