



Starting Price
AED 1.1M
Delivery
2028 Q4
Downpayment
20%
Starting Price
AED 1.1M
Franck Muller Yachting
AED 1.1M
Starting Price
AED 1.1M
Delivery
2028 Q4
Downpayment
20%
Franck Muller Yachting has a flexible 30/70 payment plan: 20% on Booking, 10% in installments during construction and 70% on Handover

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Every element of Franck Muller Yachting is curated to mirror the precision and beauty of its namesake brand. The project’s wellness and leisure spaces blend indoor tranquility with outdoor vitality, creating a complete lifestyle experience along the Dubai waterfront.
Franck Muller Yachting in Dubai Maritime City is one of those developments that immediately gives you a sense of intention — as if every line, every curve, has its own quiet purpose. Inspired by the artistry of Franck Muller’s renowned timepieces, the project brings together precision, design, and a certain understated luxury that feels different from the usual off-plan projects in Dubai. It’s not loud, it’s not trying too hard; instead, it leans into a more refined, almost nautical elegance that suits its waterfront setting perfectly. Set along the shoreline of Dubai Maritime City, the residences open out to long, uninterrupted views of the sea and the city’s skyline. I noticed that the location carries a balance that’s hard to find: close enough to Downtown Dubai and Jumeirah to feel connected, yet slightly tucked away so the atmosphere stays calm and airy. For investors watching the Dubai property market, that kind of positioning often makes a real difference — especially when paired with a branded residence that has global recognition behind it. It naturally adds a layer of confidence. The interiors and architecture echo the spirit of Franck Muller timepieces. There’s a focus on meticulous detail, subtle curves, and a certain harmony between craftsmanship and design. It’s the kind of place where you can tell the inspiration wasn’t just thematic; it feels genuinely integrated into the lifestyle the project is trying to create. And that lifestyle leans toward wellness, clarity, and a smoother rhythm of living. The wellness facilities, the leisure decks, even the indoor-outdoor transitions — they all seem to encourage a slower, more grounded pace. What also stands out is how the project connects to the broader community. Dubai Maritime City is evolving quickly, positioned as a premium extension of the city’s waterfront districts, and you can feel that energy. There’s a sense that it’s becoming one of those areas where early investment pays off, especially with the momentum of new developments and infrastructure around it. At the same time, the community remains walkable and pleasantly intimate, with marinas, cafés, and sea-facing promenades shaping the everyday experience. As an investment opportunity, Franck Muller Yachting checks a lot of the boxes buyers consider: a strong brand association, a prime location, a balanced payment plan, and the long-term upside of a rising district. But beyond those practical points, the project offers something harder to quantify — a kind of emotional pull. Perhaps it’s the maritime atmosphere, or the blend of contemporary architecture with Swiss-inspired precision, or simply the feeling of stepping into a space designed with intention. Either way, Franck Muller Yachting stands out as a distinctive piece of real estate in Dubai Maritime City, offering both lifestyle appeal and long-term value in one thoughtful, beautifully curated address.
Perfectly positioned in Dubai Maritime City, Franck Muller Yachting offers a harmonious blend of urban convenience and waterfront serenity. Nestled near Port Rashid, residents are just minutes from Downtown Dubai, DIFC, and Jumeirah’s coastal retreats. The area is Dubai’s premier maritime hub, home to exclusive residences, yacht clubs, and seaside promenades. It provides effortless access to leisure, business, and travel — making it a prime destination for both luxury homeowners and global investors.

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Explore all FAQHandover is scheduled for Q4 2028, with construction progress monitored by London Gate to maintain its delivery timeline.

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Buying off-plan in Dubai in 2026 needs a more cautious, data-driven approach than it did a couple of years ago, mostly because the market is maturing and shifting toward stabilization. Supply is a big part of that story, forecasts vary depending on the research you follow, but the common theme is, a lot of homes are scheduled to complete in 2026 and 2027, which means buyers can’t rely on hype and momentum alone.

Living in Dubai as an American can feel like a lifestyle upgrade, high safety, modern infrastructure, and no UAE personal income tax. But you still file US taxes, visas tie you to work or investment, summers are intense, and culture and laws require respect. The win is real, if you plan properly.

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