Emaar Properties · Dubai Harbour, Emaar Beachfront, Grand Bleu Tower 1
Handover Q2 2023
Grand Bleu Tower
from AED 1,968,888
Explore off-plan projects in Dubai Harbour, Emaar Beachfront, Grand Bleu Tower 1.
Off-plan projects
1
Unit options
9
Launch prices from
AED 1,968,888
Avg. launch AED/sqft
AED 2,761
Handover pipeline: 2023 (1)
Grand Bleu Tower is Emaar Beachfront's designer statement — interiors and styling by Elie Saab, the Lebanese couturier, in a beachfront tower on the private island district inside Dubai Harbour between the Marina and Palm Jumeirah. Tower 1 fronts the sand with the district's signature private beach access.
This portal tracks Grand Bleu Tower 1 with 9 unit types and launch prices from around AED 1.97M — an unusually accessible entry for a branded, beachfront Emaar product, dating to the project's earlier launch window. The fashion-brand layer differentiates it within an island where build specification is otherwise fairly uniform.
1 projects · 9 unit options in Dubai
Emaar Properties · Dubai Harbour, Emaar Beachfront, Grand Bleu Tower 1
Handover Q2 2023
from AED 1,968,888
The Elie Saab treatment shows in lobbies, amenity floors and unit finishes — a softer, couture-inflected palette than Emaar's standard product — layered onto the island fundamentals: private beach, pools over the sand, and Dubai Harbour's marina promenade with its restaurant row and superyacht berths. JBR, Bluewaters and Palm West Beach handle bigger nights out, all within ten minutes.
As across the island: Dubai Harbour Boulevard onto Sheikh Zayed Road, Marina in about five minutes, Downtown roughly 20-25, DXB about 30 in normal traffic. Red Line stations along the Marina corridor are a short drive. The address assumes a car-first household, with much of daily life contained within the Harbour district itself.
No island schools; families use the Al Sufouh and Al Barsha corridor — GEMS Wellington International, American School of Dubai and Kings' Al Barsha within roughly 10-20 minutes. As with the rest of Emaar Beachfront, the resident mix leans professionals, second-home owners and short-stay guests rather than school-run households.
Suits buyers who want branded-residence cachet with genuine beachfront at the island's earlier pricing tiers — including short-let investors, since designer branding measurably lifts nightly rates in Dubai's holiday market. Also a fit for end-users drawn to distinctive interiors over standard developer specification. Pure yield calculators should still benchmark against unbranded island stock before paying the brand premium.
Branded residences in Dubai have generally commanded persistent premiums over comparable unbranded stock, on both resale and rental. The premium is real but not unlimited — it works best where the underlying location is strong, which Emaar Beachfront is.
The two towers share the design language and beach frontage, differing in position, stack orientations and launch pricing. View-line differences between them matter more to value than any specification gap — compare specific stacks, not tower names.