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Building Guide · Dubai Marina

Emirates Crown, Dubai Marina

Emirates Crown is a 63-storey freehold residential tower on the Dubai Marina waterfront, developed by Bin Shafar Holding and completed in 2008. It holds a mix of two, three and five-bedroom apartments and penthouses, and Royale Stays manages the setup, pricing and guest side of listing a unit here for a fee starting from 15%.

Storeys

63

Height

296m / 971ft

Developer

Bin Shafar Holding

Completed

2008

Ownership

Freehold

Daytime view of Dubai Marina waterfront skyline with the twisted Cayan Tower and a cluster of high-rise towers

About Emirates Crown

Emirates Crown rises 296 metres above the Dubai Marina waterfront, one of the taller residential towers in the district, with 63 storeys above ground including several dedicated parking levels. Developed by Bin Shafar Holding, construction began in 2005 and the tower was completed in 2008, confirmed directly against Bayut, Propsearch and the tower's own Wikipedia entry.

Its slender profile has earned it a place in the CTBUH's global skyscraper database and its own entry on Wikipedia, a level of individual recognition few Dubai Marina towers of its era share. The building holds around 240 apartments and penthouses, predominantly two and three-bedroom layouts, plus a smaller number of five-bedroom penthouses.


Location & Nearby Landmarks

Emirates Crown sits on the Dubai Marina waterfront, close to Marina Walk and within reach of King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Street (Sheikh Zayed Road's current official name). For a wider look at what makes Dubai Marina work for short-term rentals, see Royale Stays' Dubai Marina Airbnb management guide.

Bayut names Emirates Crown as close to several other Dubai Marina buildings, including Princess Tower, Jumeirah Living Marina Gate and The Torch, all of which Royale Stays also covers.


Unit Types

Emirates Crown's apartments are predominantly two and three-bedroom layouts, alongside a smaller number of five-bedroom penthouses, with ground-floor retail space also part of the building.


Amenities

Residents have access to a swimming pool, gymnasium, jacuzzi, steam room and sauna, plus round-the-clock security with CCTV coverage, dedicated car parking and an on-site shop.


Transportation & Access

Emirates Crown is a short walk from Dubai Marina Tram Station, with Al Khail, DMCC and Sobha Realty metro stations all a short drive away, and Marina Walk directly on the doorstep for residents who prefer to move around the district on foot.


Reliable, current resale and rental pricing specific to Emirates Crown was not independently verified during this research pass. Dubai Marina as a whole remains one of Dubai's most actively traded and rented freehold waterfront submarkets, and owners weighing a specific unit's numbers can run their own scenario through Royale Stays' ROI calculator.


Airbnb / Short-Term Rental Income Potential

Dubai Marina is one of Dubai's most established and actively-booked short-term rental submarkets, and Emirates Crown's freehold, purely residential status means there is no confirmed prohibition on holiday-home letting here, unlike Vida-branded buildings, which are the only confirmed exception under Royale Stays' permit policy. Royale Stays' Airbnb management services cover furnishing, photography, dynamic pricing, guest communications, check-in and maintenance coordination, all handled from a management fee starting at 15%.

Owners considering an Emirates Crown apartment for short-term letting can get a free property assessment by submitting their property directly. Because Emirates Crown is a standard freehold residential building, holiday-home permitting follows the normal Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism route: see Royale Stays' holiday home permit guide for the full process.

Income context reviewed by Chris Veinbaums, DTCM-licensed operator.



Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Emirates Crown stands on the Dubai Marina waterfront, close to Marina Walk, within a short walk of Dubai Marina Tram Station.
Emirates Crown is a 63-storey residential tower, standing 296 metres tall, completed in 2008.
No. Emirates Crown and Marina Crown are two separate residential towers in Dubai Marina with similarly shaped names. Emirates Crown is a 63-storey tower developed by Bin Shafar Holding, while Marina Crown is a different building entirely.
Yes, a DTCM holiday home permit is required, the same as anywhere else in Dubai's freehold market. Emirates Crown is a standard freehold residential building with no confirmed short-term-letting prohibition, so the usual permit process applies.
Yes. Royale Stays handles furnishing, photography, pricing, check-in, guest communications and maintenance coordination for owners who are not based in Dubai, for a fee starting from 15%.