1 Bed | High Floor | Canal View | Handover Soon

1BR | Canal View | High Floor | W Residences Downtown

AED 2,600,000 1 Bed · 2 bath · 710 sqft

W Residences Downtown, Downtown Dubai, Downtown Dubai, Dubai

About this property

A one-bedroom of 710 sqft high in W Residences Downtown, facing the Dubai Water Canal, handing over shortly.

W branding brings the Marriott group's service model alongside the residential amenities — concierge, housekeeping on request, restaurant and bar access.

At AED 2.6M this is one of the least expensive routes into a branded residence in the district.

Handover is imminent, with a pool deck, gym, spa and 24-hour concierge.

Features

• 1 Bedroom Apartment
• 2 Bathrooms
• 710 sqft built-up area
• High floor
• Dubai Water Canal view
• W-branded residence
• Hotel services
• Handover soon
• Freehold title

Amenities

• Balcony
• Built-in Wardrobes
• Concierge Service
• Covered Parking
• Hotel Services
• Security 24/7
• Shared Gym
• Shared Pool

About W Residences Downtown

W Residences Downtown is a branded tower on Sheikh Zayed Road at the edge of Downtown, operated under the W hotel brand by Marriott.

W branding brings the group's service model alongside the residential amenities — concierge, housekeeping on request, restaurant and bar access.

Apartments face either the Dubai Water Canal and Business Bay or back toward the Burj Khalifa, with corner layouts taking both.

Handover is imminent, with a pool deck, gym, spa and 24-hour concierge.

About Downtown Dubai

Downtown Dubai is Emaar's flagship district and the address most people picture when they picture the city — the Burj Khalifa, the Dubai Fountain, Dubai Mall and the Opera District all sit inside it.

The district divides into distinct pockets. The Boulevard ring holds the newer towers and the Address-branded hotels. Old Town — Reehan, Yansoon, Zanzebeel, Miska — is the low-rise Arabesque quarter behind the mall, with courtyards and shaded lanes rather than towers. The Opera District holds the newest stock, including Grande, Act One Act Two and the Opera House itself.

Dubai Mall alone draws over 100 million visits a year, and the metro, the Boulevard and Sheikh Zayed Road all meet here — which is why Downtown holds its occupancy through cycles where newer districts do not.

Rental demand is the structural argument for Downtown. The short-stay market is the deepest in the city, and long-term tenants pay a premium for walkability to the mall and the metro.

Downtown Dubai is freehold, and the developable land inside the district is effectively exhausted — new supply now comes from a handful of infill plots rather than from open ground.

Property details

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