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Rashid Yacht & Marina: Prices, Yields & Investor Guide
Rashid Yachts and Marina (Mina Rashid), developed by Emaar, is a Dubai waterfront community that successfully blends modern coastal living with authentic maritime character. Offering 1 to 4 bedroom residences, the district stands out not just for its seafront lifestyle but also f
Updated August 2026

At a glance
What are property prices and rental yields in Rashid Yacht & Marina?
In Rashid Yacht & Marina, average prices are around AED 2,750 per square foot, gross rental yields sit near 11%. Figures move with the market, so treat them as a guide and ask us for the current number on a specific building.
| Average price per sqft | AED 2,750 |
|---|---|
| Gross rental yield | 11% |
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What is Rashid Yacht & Marina?
Rashid Yachts and Marina (Mina Rashid), Dubai Waterfront Community Guide Rashid Yachts and Marina, developed by Emaar, is one of those Dubai waterfront districts that feels like it is trying to do two things at once, and oddly, it works. It is a modern seafront community with 1 to 4 bedroom residences, but it is also anchored by real maritime infrastructure, a working marina concept, and the permanently docked Queen Elizabeth 2 (QE2) floating hotel. So the area has a “real port” feeling rather than a purely staged lifestyle set.
If you want the clean, investor-friendly version, here it is. You get a coastal location near Port Rashid, views that can swing from open sea to Burj Khalifa skyline depending on the stack, and a walkable promenade lifestyle that leans calmer than Dubai Marina, but still connected to the city’s core. Quick facts (the stuff people actually ask first) Item What to know Developer Emaar Properties Location Port Rashid, Mina Rashid, between older Dubai districts (Deira, Bur Dubai) and Downtown access routes Marina Commonly described as a 400+ wet berth marina concept (you will see 400 and 430 cited across different materials) Yacht size Up to 100m yachts are commonly referenced across community materials Parks 6 interconnected district parks (commonly referenced) Beach Mina Beach is commonly referenced around 12,600 sqm in Seagate-related materials Landmark QE2 floating hotel, a real icon, not just a marketing name Emaar Port Rashid QE2 400+ wet berths Up to 100m yachts Promenade lifestyle Canal pool concept Key features and highlights A waterfront district built around a marina, not just “near water”.
Prices & market data
Amenities & lifestyle
Lifestyle
- Marina & Yachting
- Residential Experience
- Leisure & Amenities
- Dining & Retail
- Cultural Hub
Amenities
- 400-plus wet berth marina
- 500-meter swimmable canal pool
- Private Beach Access
- Dubai Mall by the Sea
- QE2 hotel and museum
Connectivity
- Sheikh Zayed Road
- Al Mina Road
- Dubai International Airport
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Rashid Yacht & Marina — frequently asked questions
It can be, mainly because it has a distinct marina identity, walkable waterfront planning, and strong connectivity claims published by the developer. Performance still depends on entry price and the specific unit, view and layout matter more than the community name.
It sits at Mina Rashid, also known as Port Rashid, along Dubai’s historic coast, commonly described as between Deira and Bur Dubai.
Emaar highlights 400 wet berths and yachts up to 100 metres. Many secondary guides cite 430 berths, which is why “400+ berths” reads clean and stays honest.
The Queen Elizabeth 2 is permanently berthed at Mina Rashid and operates as a floating hotel, it’s one of the area’s most recognizable landmarks.
The promenade lifestyle, parks, and the “resort loop” features like the canal pool concept tend to be the daily-use drivers, they are also the features people remember after a viewing.
Usually yes in feel, because it’s planned as a newer promenade district rather than a fully dense high-rise cluster, but the exact noise profile depends on your unit’s orientation and floor. (This is where unit selection beats general opinions.)