Park Point, Dubai Hills Estate
Park Point is a completed, four-building apartment and duplex complex developed by Emaar Properties in Dubai Hills Estate, with an active Dubai Land Department-recorded resale market. Royale Stays manages Dubai holiday homes from a fee starting from 15%.
Developer
Emaar Properties
Structure
4 buildings (A-D)
Status
Complete, ready
Storeys
Approx. 8-10 per block
Unit types
1-3BR apartments + duplexes
About Park Point
Park Point is a completed multi-building apartment and duplex complex developed by Emaar Properties, through its Dubai Hills Estate subsidiary, within the Dubai Hills Estate masterplan in Mohammed Bin Rashid City. The development comprises four separate residential blocks marketed individually as Park Point Building A, Building B, Building C and Building D, each roughly eight to ten storeys, sharing one landscaped setting and amenity set under a single project name.
Construction on Park Point began in November 2016 and the complex was completed by April 2020. Emaar's own property listings continue to market Park Point as a finished, ready apartment product, and Dubai Land Department Open Data records show an active resale market with 50 recorded sale transactions for the project, the most recent dated 26 August 2026.
The exact storey count per block is reported inconsistently even within its own source (one figure lists 9+8+8+8 storeys, another describes nine and ten-storey blocks), so treat the precise per-block storey figure as approximate until independently re-verified.
Location & Nearby Landmarks
Park Point sits within Dubai Hills Estate, Mohammed Bin Rashid City, flanked by Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road with access via Al Marabea Street, putting it a short drive from Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina. The complex sits among Dubai Hills Estate's landscaped parks and its 18-hole championship golf course, with restaurants, cafes, medical clinics, spas and community shopping centres all within easy reach.
Royale Stays' complete guide to Airbnb management in Dubai Hills Estate covers the wider community, including nearby Emaar-developed apartment buildings such as Park Ridge and Executive Residences 2.
Unit Types
Each of Park Point's four buildings offers a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments as well as duplexes. Exact unit sizes are not consistently reported across the sources checked for this guide and are not stated here, to avoid repeating a likely unit-conversion error found on one archived source.
Amenities
Residents have access to a health club and indoor gymnasium, jogging and cycling paths through Park Point's own landscaped green corridors, an infinity-edge swimming pool, children's play areas and shared multipurpose rooms. Park Point also shares Dubai Hills Estate's wider amenities, including an 18-hole championship golf course, additional community pools, extensive parks and open spaces, several schools, office hubs and Dubai Hills Mall.
Transportation & Access
Park Point is reached via Al Marabea Street with access onto Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road, putting Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina within a short drive. The community is car-dependent; Dubai Hills Estate does not currently have an operating Dubai Metro station, though metro connectivity has been proposed for the wider masterplan.
Resale Market
Dubai Land Department Open Data records show an active resale market at Park Point, with 50 recorded sale transactions for the project. Recent 2026 transactions show one-bedroom apartments in Park Point Building C trading in the approximate AED 1.04 to 1.36 million range, equivalent to roughly AED 1,490 to 1,970 per square foot, though prices vary by unit size, floor and block.
These figures are Dubai Land Department-recorded historical sale prices, not short-term rental income or yield estimates. Royale Stays does not currently manage any listings at Park Point.
Airbnb / Short-Term Rental Income Potential
Park Point is a completed, freehold-ready apartment complex with an active resale market, but Dubai Hills Estate is not yet one of Royale Stays' five confirmed active service areas (Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, JBR and Business Bay). Royale Stays already manages Dubai Hills Estate apartments across more than two dozen buildings in the wider community, and no specific occupancy, income or rental figures exist for Park Point itself; none are invented here.
Emaar Properties being the master developer of Park Point is not itself a short-term-rental prohibition, so the standard DTCM holiday-home permit process is expected to apply to individual freehold units, subject to owner and building approval. Royale Stays' management fee starts from 15% across its active service areas, covering furnishing, professional photography, dynamic pricing, guest communications and maintenance coordination. Owners interested in exploring Airbnb management for a Dubai Hills Estate property can submit their property for a management assessment.
Any fee or service detail above describes Royale Stays' standard offering elsewhere in Dubai, for reference only. Park Point itself has no current Royale Stays-managed listings or income figures.
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