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Imperial Building, Dubai Silicon Oasis

Imperial Building is a 9-storey residential building in Dubai Silicon Oasis (DSO), developed by Bonyan Emirates Properties. Construction began in March 2007 and completed in May 2010, in the Nadd Hessa sub-area, with studio, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments confirmed as the building's unit types. This guide covers Imperial Building's building profile, location, unit types, real DLD-registered pricing and honest Airbnb income potential, with management available from Royale Stays for a fee starting from 15%.

Developer

Bonyan Emirates Properties

Storeys

9

Unit types

Studio, 1 & 2-bedroom apartments

Location

Dubai Silicon Oasis (Nadd Hessa)

Palm-lined Dubai boulevard with a residential tower and city skyline in the distance, near Imperial Building, Dubai Silicon Oasis

About Imperial Building

Imperial Building is a 9-storey residential building in Dubai Silicon Oasis (DSO), developed by Bonyan Emirates Properties. Construction began in March 2007 and was completed by May 2010, per Dubai Land Department-linked records, delivering studio, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments in the Nadd Hessa sub-area of DSO.

The Land Department recorded an estimated project value of AED 40,000,000 submitted by the developer prior to construction (the final cost may differ from this estimate). Imperial Building's own Dubai Land Department transaction records confirm covered parking on every recorded sale, and the building is not pet-friendly.

Developer (Bonyan Emirates Properties) and storeys (9) confirmed via 2 independent sources (propsearch.ae, bayut.com), unanimous. Construction timeline (March 2007 to May 2010) and project value sourced from propsearch.ae only, single source. Unit mix (studio, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments) confirmed via bayut.com's own structured unit-type listing, and in part by propsearch.ae's Dubai Land Department transaction records (studio and 1-bedroom activity visible in the records; 2-bedroom size confirmed by Bayut only).


Location & Nearby Landmarks

Imperial Building sits within Dubai Silicon Oasis (DSO), in the Nadd Hessa sub-area per Dubai Land Department records, a mixed technology-park and residential community in Dubai.

A dense cluster of everyday amenities sits within 0.1 to 0.4 km of the building, spread across the neighbouring Souq Extra, Amna Building, Silicon Gates 3, IT Plaza and Al Falak Residence blocks: mini marts, a supermarket, restaurants including McDonald's and Pizza Hut, pharmacies, a dental clinic, salons, a tailoring shop, a laundrette and two gyms. Silicon Oasis Community Park is 0.4 km away, with Silicon Oasis Lake Park (1.1 km) and Silicon North Park (2.1 km) also close by. Major highways Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) and Dubai to Al Ain Road (E66) are about 7 minutes away by car, and the nearest Dubai Metro station, Creek Metro Station on the Green Line, is a 17-minute drive. Nearby hotels include Radisson RED Dubai Silicon Oasis and RED Hotel Apartments Silicon Oasis (both 1.6 km), plus Radisson Blu Hotel Silicon Oasis (1.9 km) and Premier Inn Dubai Silicon Oasis (2.1 km). Vernus International School, German International School Dubai and GEMS Wellington Academy Dubai Silicon Oasis are all within 1.1 to 1.6 km, and nine nearby schools carry a KHDA rating of 'Very Good' or 'Outstanding', including Repton School Dubai. The neighbouring communities of Liwan (3.1 km) and DubaiLand Residence Complex (3.3 km) are both within easy reach, with IMG Worlds of Adventure (8.6 km) and Global Village (10.5 km) further afield. For the wider Dubai short-term rental picture beyond this one building, see Royale Stays' full guide to Airbnb property management in Dubai.

Sub-area (Nadd Hessa), nearby shops, parks, hotels, schools and neighbouring communities sourced from propsearch.ae; transportation and nearby-buildings detail checked against bayut.com (2 independent sources for the general location picture). Used as location colour rather than a core load-bearing fact.


Unit Types

Imperial Building offers studio, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments, confirmed via bayut.com's own structured unit-type listing. Studio units run roughly 349 to 375 sq ft, 1-bedroom units roughly 699 to 750 sq ft, and 2-bedroom units around 982 sq ft. Recent Dubai Land Department sale records (studio and 1-bedroom only in the visible 10-record sample of 50 total) show one studio as large as 415 sq ft, slightly above Bayut's stated range. The total number of units in the building is not published by either available source.

Unit mix (studio, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom) and size ranges sourced from bayut.com. Dubai Land Department Sale-type transaction records (propsearch.ae, Building Name field confirmed uniformly 'THE IMPERIAL' across all 10 rendered records, ruling out a shared-registration mixup with an adjacent building) independently confirm studio and 1-bedroom activity and one studio record above Bayut's stated size range (415 sq ft vs 349 to 375 sq ft), disclosed as an unresolved minor discrepancy. No 2-bedroom sale appears in the visible 10-of-50-record sample; not treated as a contradiction given the sampling limit. Total unit count was not found in either source, so none is stated.


Amenities

Imperial Building offers covered resident parking plus free outdoor parking for visitors, two elevators, 24-hour security with CCTV monitoring, Empower district cooling, a well-equipped gym, a temperature-controlled swimming pool, Wi-Fi and communal gardens. The building is not pet-friendly.

Amenities and facilities list sourced from bayut.com, single source but detailed and structured. Covered parking independently confirmed by propsearch.ae's own Dubai Land Department transaction records ('Parking: Yes' on every rendered record).


Transportation & Access

By car, it takes roughly 20 minutes from Imperial Building to Dubai Mall, around 20 minutes to Dubai International Airport (DXB), and around 37 minutes to the new Al Maktoum International Airport. Palm Jumeirah and Burj Al Arab are both around 29 minutes away, and The Walk JBR is around 33 minutes away, all by car in typical traffic. Major highways E311 and E66 are about 7 minutes away, the nearest bus stop is a 4-minute drive (buses 50, 320 and X25), and the nearest Dubai Metro station, Creek Metro Station, is a 17-minute drive.

Drive times to major landmarks sourced from propsearch.ae's Transport & Access section, Google Maps-calculated, fastest route in typical traffic. Highway, bus and metro detail independently sourced from bayut.com (2 independent sources for the overall transportation picture).


Price Guide: Imperial Building

Recent Dubai Land Department sale transactions for Imperial Building, filtered to genuine Development Sale-type records only (Development Mortgage records excluded as not representing an actual sale price) and confirmed against a uniform 'THE IMPERIAL' Building Name field across every record (ruling out any mixed-in sibling-building pricing), show studio apartments (175 to 415 sq ft) selling for AED 317,360 to AED 455,000, and one recorded 1-bedroom sale (699 sq ft) at AED 580,000.

Dubai Land Department service charges for Imperial Building total around AED 18.39 per sq ft per year, covering general upkeep, maintenance, utilities, management, insurance, master community fees and a reserved fund, per bayut.com's own DLD-sourced breakdown. Specific rental or Ejari figures were not available from either source checked. Use Royale Stays' Dubai property ROI calculator to estimate returns against a specific purchase price.

Sale prices sourced from propsearch.ae's structured per-transaction Transaction Type and Building Name fields, Development Sale records only, Building Name uniformly 'THE IMPERIAL' across all 10 rendered records. One studio Sale record (AED 317,360) is recorded at 175 sq ft, below Bayut's stated 349 to 375 sq ft studio range and below every other studio Sale record (350 to 416 sq ft), and is not resolved. Service charges sourced from bayut.com, single source. No rental or Ejari figures are stated: propsearch.ae has no rent section for this building, and Bayut's rental-trend chart shows no numeric values.


Airbnb & Short-Term Rental Income Potential

Dubai Silicon Oasis is not currently one of Royale Stays' five core managed areas (Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, JBR and Business Bay), so this guide does not claim a Royale Stays management track record at Imperial Building specifically. Bonyan Emirates Properties is a standard residential developer rather than a restricted hotel brand, so there is no confirmed policy barrier to running a licensed holiday home in the building.

Every short-term rental in Dubai requires a DTCM holiday home permit. Royale Stays can arrange the permit application and manage the day-to-day operation, including for owners based overseas, through a service starting from 15% covering furnishing, photography, pricing, check-in and guest communications. See Royale Stays' Airbnb management services, its Dubai holiday home permit guide, or submit your property to get started.



Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Imperial Building is a 9-storey residential building in Dubai Silicon Oasis, developed by Bonyan Emirates Properties. Construction began in March 2007 and completed in May 2010, delivering studio, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments in the Nadd Hessa sub-area.
Imperial Building was developed by Bonyan Emirates Properties, confirmed via Dubai Land Department-linked records on Propsearch and also reported by Bayut.
Imperial Building has studio, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments. Studio units run roughly 349 to 375 sq ft, 1-bedroom units roughly 699 to 750 sq ft, and 2-bedroom units around 982 sq ft. The total number of units in the building is not published.
Recent Dubai Land Department sale transactions show studio apartments selling from around AED 317,000 to AED 455,000, and the one recorded 1-bedroom sale was AED 580,000. Service charges total around AED 18.39 per sq ft per year.
Bonyan Emirates Properties is a standard residential developer rather than a restricted hotel brand, so there is no confirmed policy barrier to running a licensed holiday home here, subject to a DTCM permit. Dubai Silicon Oasis is not currently one of Royale Stays’ five core managed areas, but Royale Stays can still arrange the permit and manage the listing for a fee starting from 15%.