A Select Group tower centrally positioned in Dubai Marina between Le Royal Meridien, Habtoor Grand and Grosvenor House, with studio to four-bedroom apartments: location, unit types and honest Airbnb income potential from Royale Stays.
Floors
31-35 (sources vary)
Units
232
Developer
Select Group
Unit Types
Studio-4BR
Area
Dubai Marina

Royal Oceanic is a residential tower in Dubai Marina developed by Select Group, with 232 units across studio to four-bedroom apartments. All three independent sources checked for this guide agree on the 232-unit count and the Select Group developer credit; a fourth detail, the source of the original development, is attributed by one portal to "Star Group Global through its subsidiary Global Group Holdings Ltd" rather than Select Group directly — both are noted here rather than one being asserted as the sole fact.
Sources genuinely disagree on the exact storey count: one portal states 31 floors, Select Group's own site states 34, and a third portal states 35. Rather than pick one figure and present it as precise, this guide states the building is widely reported as somewhere between 31 and 35 storeys depending on source. Construction ran from August 2007 to August 2009, with all sources agreeing on a 2009 completion.
Royal Oceanic sits centrally in Dubai Marina's Marsa Dubai sub-area, positioned between Le Royal Meridien, Habtoor Grand and Grosvenor House, with direct access to Marina Walk. For a full picture of Airbnb management across Dubai Marina, see Royale Stays' area guide to Airbnb property management in Dubai Marina.
Royal Oceanic joins Royale Stays' wider Dubai Marina Building Guide cluster, alongside Iris Blue, 23 Marina Tower and Marina Crown, three of the many other Dubai Marina towers Royale Stays has covered.
Royal Oceanic offers 232 units across studio, one, two, three and four-bedroom apartment layouts, confirmed identically across all three independent sources checked for this guide. No floor-plan diagrams are included here: floor plans are typically the developer's or broker's proprietary material and have not been independently verified for this guide.
Royal Oceanic's facilities include a spacious pool deck, a private BBQ area, a health club with spa, steam room and sauna, a fully equipped gymnasium, 24-hour security and secure underground parking. Owners and prospective renters should confirm current on-site facilities directly with the building's management, since amenity offerings can change over time.
Dubai Marina is served by two Dubai Metro stations (DMCC and Sobha Realty stations) and the Dubai Tram, which runs directly through the district. Royale Stays has not confirmed the exact walking distance from Royal Oceanic to the nearest station, so this guide does not state a specific figure.
Royale Stays has not yet compiled Royal Oceanic-specific market data covering long-term lease rents or service charges in this pass, so no building-specific figures are stated here rather than an invented estimate. Owners considering a unit at Royal Oceanic can run their own numbers through Royale Stays' Dubai property ROI calculator for a unit-specific estimate instead.
Short-term letting anywhere in Dubai, including at Royal Oceanic, runs through a DTCM (Department of Economy and Tourism) holiday home permit, the same licensing requirement that applies regardless of building or area. An owner considering Airbnb at Royal Oceanic would need to hold that permit before listing a unit, in addition to confirming the building's own short-term letting policy. Royale Stays' guide to the Dubai holiday home permit covers what the process and fees generally involve.
Royal Oceanic already has a real short-term rental presence: multiple independent, building-specific Airbnb listings are currently active, including two-bedroom and studio units, and a major rental portal confirms both short-term and long-term furnished rental options are available at the building. Royale Stays does not currently have booking data specific to Royal Oceanic to draw on, so this guide does not present a building income figure it cannot support.
For an owner weighing whether Airbnb makes sense for a unit at Royal Oceanic, the practical starting points are confirming the building's short-term letting policy, applying for the DTCM permit, and pricing the unit against comparable Dubai Marina listings. Royale Stays manages the full furnishing, photography, pricing, check-in and guest communications process for owners who prefer not to handle it directly. Owners ready to move forward can submit their property for a management review to get a clearer read on its Airbnb potential.
Royale Stays does not yet have Royal Oceanic-specific portfolio data to draw on for this guide; this section reflects the already-visible listing demand at Royal Oceanic only, reviewed by Chris Veinbaums, DTCM-licensed operator.
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