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AED 1.83M
Starting price for Blue Marina Residence.

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Blue Marina Residence by Shakirov Developments on Dubai Islands. 223 units: 111 studios (62–63 sqm, AED 1.83M–2.
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AED 1.83M
Starting price for Blue Marina Residence.
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Q3 2027
Tracked completion target for Blue Marina Residence.
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Blue Marina Residence is a residential off-plan project by Shakirov Developments on Dubai Islands, the five-island waterfront archipelago off the Deira coast that has become one of Dubai's most active new-supply corridors. Entry pricing opens at AED 1.83M for a studio of approximately 62 sqm, with one-bedroom units from AED 2.67M. Handover is targeted for Q3 2027, though the project is currently tracking 12.98% behind its construction schedule — a material factor for any buyer with a fixed timeline. Buyers evaluating Dubai Islands off-plan projects need to benchmark Blue Marina Residence on per-sqm pricing, developer delivery standing, and its position within the island's live supply pipeline before committing selection time.
Blue Marina Residence launches 223 units across two types. The 111 studios span a tight 62.43 to 63.08 sqm range, priced from AED 1.83M to AED 2.19M. The 112 one-bedroom units cover a wider size band — 117.89 to 135.08 sqm — priced from AED 2.67M to AED 3.77M. Across the full project, observed per-sqm pricing runs from AED 18,582 to AED 34,767. The lower end of that range applies to the larger one-bedroom configurations; studios sit at AED 29,300 to AED 34,700 per sqm, placing them at the premium end of Dubai Islands comparable pricing for sub-65 sqm units. Buyers need to stress-test whether those per-sqm costs are supportable against realistic rental rates on an island whose hospitality and retail infrastructure remains under active construction. The total acquisition cost on the AED 1.83M entry unit — after the 4% DLD transfer fee and the 5% buyer-side fee — reaches approximately AED 2M all-in. Buyers weighing this structure against ready inventory should review off-plan vs ready property in Dubai before committing. The broader live projects pipeline provides unit economics comparisons across competing off-plan launches.
Blue Marina Residence is currently 12.98% behind its build programme. For a project targeting Q3 2027, a lag of nearly 13% at this stage is a yellow-flag signal that warrants active monitoring rather than immediate alarm. In Dubai's off-plan market, delays of this scale at the mid-construction phase have historically translated into a final delivery one to two quarters beyond the stated target date, making Q4 2027 to Q1 2028 the more conservative planning window for buyers. RERA's escrow framework ring-fences purchaser funds against developer insolvency, limiting direct capital exposure in a delay scenario, but the opportunity cost of a deferred handover is real — particularly for buyers who have already exited rental accommodation or structured a bridge loan against a Q3 2027 delivery. Buyers committed to Blue Marina Residence should request a formal milestone update from Shakirov Developments and cross-reference it against the project's Oqood registration on the DLD platform to confirm current build status independently.
Dubai Islands is a five-island master-planned waterfront development by Nakheel, positioned off the Deira coastline and connected to the mainland via road bridge. The archipelago is planned to deliver a concentrated cluster of hotel keys, beach frontage, marina infrastructure, retail, and residential supply — one of the largest single-zone master-plan commitments currently under execution in the UAE. Infrastructure delivery accelerated sharply from 2023 onward, with hotel brands and residential developers launching concurrently across multiple islands. The location competes on a different investment thesis than Palm Jumeirah or Bluewaters: waterfront access at a materially lower per-sqm entry point, still in the build-out phase, with upside contingent on amenity delivery pace. For buyers evaluating Blue Marina Residence specifically, the relevant question is whether beach access, marina operations, and hotel openings in the immediate project vicinity will be functional by the time units hand over in the 2027–2028 window. That timing alignment will drive both short-term rental demand and resale liquidity for early buyers. Full area infrastructure context is covered at Dubai Islands.
Three launches on Dubai Islands provide direct benchmarks against Blue Marina Residence. Sea Legend One is the most direct competitor for buyers targeting waterfront-positioned units in the same island corridor — per-sqm pricing, unit sizing, and developer delivery history should be compared side by side before deciding either project. Luz Ora Residences overlaps with the one-bedroom buyer profile at Blue Marina Residence; a payment plan and construction progress comparison between the two is a necessary step before deposit funds are committed. Capital Horizon Terraces introduces a different typology — buyers for whom larger floor plates or private outdoor space matters for rental positioning or end-use should include it in the same evaluation round. Across all three, the decisive variables are identical: per-sqm cost against comparable finish and island positioning, construction progress relative to handover commitment, and developer standing with DLD. Buyers new to the market should review buying off-plan in Dubai and treat this as a minimum four-project comparison before allocating a deposit. Developer-level context for Blue Marina Residence is available at Shakirov Developments.

The project is currently running 12.98% behind its construction schedule. With a Q3 2027 handover target, a lag of this magnitude typically extends the realistic delivery window to Q4 2027 or Q1 2028. Buyers relying on a fixed handover for mortgage drawdown, UAE residency renewal, or a concurrent lease exit should build at least one additional quarter into their planning and request formal construction milestone updates directly from Shakirov Developments before paying further instalments.
Studios at Blue Marina Residence measure 62 to 63 sqm and are priced at AED 29,300 to AED 34,700 per sqm — at the upper band for sub-65 sqm units on Dubai Islands. Gross yields in the 6–7% range are achievable only if short-term rental demand on the island matures in line with hotel and beach infrastructure delivery. Buyers prioritising yield over capital appreciation should model conservatively against a 2027–2028 handover and incomplete surrounding amenity. The one-bedroom units carry a lower per-sqm entry and may represent a stronger long-term hold if rental demand develops more slowly than projected.
Shakirov Developments is an active participant in Dubai's off-plan mid-market but does not carry the volume delivery track record of Emaar, DAMAC, or Sobha. Before paying any deposit, buyers should verify the project's Oqood registration and escrow account reference on the Dubai Land Department's official platform, confirm RERA registration, and request evidence of previous project completions from the developer. The 12.98% schedule lag already recorded at Blue Marina Residence makes this developer due diligence especially important at the current stage.

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