Off-plan resale apartment in DAMAC Bay, Dubai Harbour, with handover scheduled for Q3 2027. The unit has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 2 parking spaces across 2 214,00 sqft / 206,00 m², asking 8 100 000 AED or 2 207 084 $. At 3 658,54 AED per sqft, it sits in the upper range of Dubai Harbour stock — suited to buyers after a large-format waterfront apartment rather than a compact investment unit.

Size is the main argument for this one. At 2 214,00 sqft, a 3-bedroom apartment has enough room for a workable daily layout, which matters most to an end user or family buyer who needs real separation between bedrooms and shared living areas. The apartment comes furnished, which cuts down post-handover work for the next owner. Three bathrooms and two parking spaces push the specification ahead of many comparable units that are built primarily around short-stay or occasional occupancy.

DAMAC Bay sits within Dubai Harbour, a coastal district that draws buyers who want a newer waterfront address with more of a residential character than older, denser marina developments. The project carries the facilities expected at this level: pools, gym, children's areas, security and concierge, with the harbour setting adding direct lifestyle value. The surrounding area is built around marinas, beachfront leisure, dining and connections along the broader Dubai coastline.

For a buyer, this is a secondary off-plan purchase from an existing owner rather than a direct developer sale — which can matter when targeting a specific stack, size or price point within a project that already has a track record in the market. Investors get a clear profile: large internal area, furnished, established waterfront location, defined handover window. For an end user, the case is simpler — a 3-bedroom apartment in Dubai Harbour with a modern finish and a completion date that is already set.

Off-plan resale apartment in DAMAC Bay, Dubai Harbour, with handover scheduled for Q3 2027. The unit has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 2 parking spaces across 2 214,00 sqft / 206,00 m², asking 8 100 000 AED or 2 207 084 $. At 3 658,54 AED per sqft, it sits in the upper range of Dubai Harbour stock — suited to buyers after a large-format waterfront apartment rather than a compact investment unit.

Size is the main argument for this one. At 2 214,00 sqft, a 3-bedroom apartment has enough room for a workable daily layout, which matters most to an end user or family buyer who needs real separation between bedrooms and shared living areas. The apartment comes furnished, which cuts down post-handover work for the next owner. Three bathrooms and two parking spaces push the specification ahead of many comparable units that are built primarily around short-stay or occasional occupancy.

DAMAC Bay sits within Dubai Harbour, a coastal district that draws buyers who want a newer waterfront address with more of a residential character than older, denser marina developments. The project carries the facilities expected at this level: pools, gym, children's areas, security and concierge, with the harbour setting adding direct lifestyle value. The surrounding area is built around marinas, beachfront leisure, dining and connections along the broader Dubai coastline.

For a buyer, this is a secondary off-plan purchase from an existing owner rather than a direct developer sale — which can matter when targeting a specific stack, size or price point within a project that already has a track record in the market. Investors get a clear profile: large internal area, furnished, established waterfront location, defined handover window. For an end user, the case is simpler — a 3-bedroom apartment in Dubai Harbour with a modern finish and a completion date that is already set.