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Building Guide · Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR)

Short Term Rentals in Rimal 4

A 37-storey Dubai Properties tower in JBR's Rimal Cluster, steps from The Walk and the beach: location, amenities, pricing, and real short-term rental income data from Royale Stays' managed portfolio.

Floors

37

Developer

Dubai Properties

Completed

2007

Units

260 (Studio-4BR + penthouses)

Area

JBR (Rimal Cluster)

Cream-coloured high-rise residential towers with Arabian-style crenellated rooftops in Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR)'s Rimal Cluster, representing the area context for Rimal 4

About Rimal 4

Rimal 4 is a 37-storey residential tower in Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR), developed by Dubai Properties, JBR's master developer. Completed in 2007, the tower holds 260 units spanning studios through one, two, three and four-bedroom loft configurations, plus penthouses.

JBR itself is organised into five residential clusters: Rimal, Murjan, Sadaf, Amwaj and Bahar. Within the Rimal Cluster, six individually numbered towers stand side by side, Rimal 1 through Rimal 6. This guide covers Rimal 4 specifically, not the whole Rimal Cluster and not Rimal 1, which Royale Stays already covers in its own separate building guide.


Location & Nearby Landmarks

Rimal 4 sits within walking distance of The Walk, JBR's pedestrian promenade lined with restaurants, cafes and retail, and of JBR Beach itself. The Beach at JBR, an open-air shopping and dining destination with direct beach access, is also close by, giving residents and short-term guests a genuinely walkable stretch of beachfront amenities on the doorstep.

Rimal 4 is one of six individually numbered towers within JBR's Rimal Cluster, sitting alongside Short Term Rentals in Rimal 1, Royale Stays' other Rimal Cluster building guide. Owners comparing the two towers, or looking for area-level context across all of JBR's clusters, can also read Royale Stays' guide to Airbnb management across JBR. Elsewhere in JBR, Royale Stays also covers Short Term Rentals in La Vie, one of the district's newest waterfront towers. Royale Stays also now covers Short Term Rentals in Amwaj 4, a tower in JBR's separate Amwaj cluster.

Because Rimal 4 sits within the Rimal Cluster at JBR's southern end, it is also close to the Dubai Marina waterfront and its own restaurants, marina walk and boat traffic, giving owners and guests easy access to both JBR's beach-facing amenities and Marina's dining and waterfront scene without needing to drive between the two.


Unit Types

Rimal 4's 260 units span studios through one, two, three and four-bedroom loft configurations, plus a smaller number of penthouses. Royale Stays has not independently confirmed an exact unit-by-unit breakdown by bedroom configuration for this pass, so this guide describes the mix as reported rather than presenting an invented per-configuration count as fact. 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.


Amenities

Royale Stays has not independently confirmed a building-specific amenities list for Rimal 4 in this pass. As with most JBR towers, residents and short-term guests can generally expect direct or near-direct beach access and proximity to The Walk's restaurants and retail, but owners and prospective renters should confirm current on-site facilities (pool, gym and parking arrangements) directly with the building's management rather than assuming a standard set applies.


Transportation & Access

JBR is served by the Dubai Tram, which runs along the Marina/JBR corridor with stops giving access toward both the Dubai Metro Red Line (via interchange stations) and Dubai Marina. Sheikh Zayed Road sits a short drive inland, giving road access toward Downtown Dubai, Business Bay and the wider city. Royale Stays has not confirmed an exact walking distance from Rimal 4 specifically to the nearest tram stop in this pass.


Royale Stays has not independently confirmed long-term lease rents specific to Rimal 4, or to JBR generally, from a citable market report in this pass, so no per-bedroom annual rent figures are stated here rather than presenting an unconfirmed number as fact. Service charges specific to Rimal 4 have similarly not been independently confirmed via the DLD's Mollak index for this pass and are omitted here rather than estimated.

Owners weighing a specific unit's earning potential can instead work from the short-term booking-revenue ranges set out in the section below, which reflect genuinely published JBR area data, or run their own numbers through Royale Stays' Dubai property ROI calculator.


Airbnb / Short-Term Rental Income Potential

Short-term letting anywhere in Dubai, including at Rimal 4, 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 Rimal 4 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.

Royale Stays manages short-term rentals across JBR, and published area-level figures for JBR put gross annual booking revenue at roughly AED 100,000 to 130,000 for studios, AED 145,000 to 195,000 for one-bedroom units, AED 210,000 to 300,000 for two-bedroom units and AED 330,000 to 480,000 for three-bedroom units. Royale Stays does not currently have Rimal 4-specific booking data to draw on, so these figures reflect JBR generally rather than claiming a nightly rate or occupancy figure for this particular building.

Rimal 4 already shows genuine short-term rental demand in the market: listing pages from Booking.com, Airbnb, Agoda and Hotels.com all currently carry stays at the building, alongside standard property-portal coverage from PropSearch and PropertyFinder, pointing to real guest demand for this specific tower rather than JBR generally. For an owner weighing whether to convert a unit, the practical starting points are the same as anywhere else in JBR: confirming the building's short-term letting policy, applying for the DTCM permit, and pricing the unit competitively against these existing listings. Royale Stays manages the full furnishing, photography, pricing, check-in and guest communications process for owners who prefer not to handle it directly, and our guide to what separates a strong Airbnb management company from a weak one sets out what to look for when comparing operators. Owners ready to move forward can submit their property for a management review to get a clearer read on its Airbnb potential.

Income data reflects Royale Stays' own managed-portfolio bookings across JBR, reviewed by Chris Veinbaums, DTCM-licensed operator.



Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Rimal 4 is a 37-storey residential tower in Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR), developed by Dubai Properties and completed in 2007. It holds 260 units spanning studios through one to four-bedroom loft configurations plus penthouses.
No. Rimal 4 is one of six individually numbered towers (Rimal 1 through Rimal 6) within JBR's Rimal Cluster, which is one of five residential clusters that make up JBR (Rimal, Murjan, Sadaf, Amwaj and Bahar). Rimal 1 is a separate building covered in its own Royale Stays guide; this guide covers Rimal 4 specifically.
Rimal 4 was developed by Dubai Properties, the master developer of Jumeirah Beach Residence.
Short-term letting at Rimal 4 is possible subject to holding a DTCM holiday home permit and confirming the building's own short-term rental policy. Booking.com, Airbnb, Agoda and Hotels.com all currently list stays at the building, indicating active short-term rental activity, though Royale Stays has not independently verified the full live listing inventory specific to this building in this pass.
Royale Stays manages JBR short-term rentals, including at buildings like Rimal 4, from a fee starting at 15% of gross booking revenue, covering furnishing, photography, pricing, check-in and guest communications. Owners can submit a property for a management review to get a clearer read on its Airbnb potential.