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    Aeternitas by London Gate
    Dubai · Dubai Marina

    Aeternitas

    LLondon Gate
    TypeApartment / Duplex / Villa
    CompletionQ2 2027
    Payment10/30/60
    Starting

    AED 9.7M

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    Area guide

    Dubai Marina: A Canal-Side District with Range at Every Budget Level

    Dubai Marina is a high-rise residential district within Dubai, built around a man-made canal with direct access to the waterfront. Sub-areas within it include recognizable project names such as Ciel Tower, LIV Marina, Marina Shores, Six Senses Residences, and Sobha Seahaven Sky Edition, which together give a sense of the range of product currently on the market. With 22 new-project listings active across the district, buyers have real inventory depth to work with. The median price across those listings sits at AED 2,086,282, and that figure is the most useful single number for a buyer trying to gauge where their budget sits in this market.

    From AED 896K to AED 87 Million

    Prices run from AED 896,022 at the entry end to AED 87,112,000 at the top. A gap of that scale reflects the property type mix more than market inconsistency.

    Property Type Active Projects
    Apartment 22
    Duplex 9
    Penthouse 7
    Townhouse 3
    Villa 3

    Apartments appear across all 22 listings and anchor the lower end of the price range. The duplex and penthouse segments, with 9 and 7 active projects respectively, point to buyers who want larger formats or a premium address within the same district rather than a standard floor plate. Townhouses and villas account for a smaller share, attracting buyers who want waterside access without the tower format.

    16 Developers Across 22 Projects

    With 16 developers active across 22 new-project listings, supply in Dubai Marina runs fragmented. No single developer controls the current pipeline, and the ratio of roughly one project per developer is high relative to master-planned zones where one name accounts for the majority of launches. Active developers include Emaar Properties, Select Group, Damac Properties, Sobha Realty, London Gate, Continental Investments, IRTH Development, and Pier 8 Real Estate Development, among others. When many developers build within a single district at the same time, build quality and delivery consistency vary across the pool. For a buyer focused on resale or long-term hold value, the developer's track record on comparable projects matters more here than it would in a zone with one dominant player setting a consistent standard.

    Handover Timing and What Is Already Complete

    The earliest project completion date in the current listings is October 2023, meaning some projects may already have handed over or be in active occupation. Buyers should confirm the current construction and handover status of any specific project before acting on the dates listed here. The latest completion date extends to March 2031, placing the far end of the off-plan window roughly five years out for a buyer entering today.

    2 of the 22 listed projects carry post-handover payment plans. Post-handover structures spread payments beyond the handover milestone, reducing the cash requirement at the point of key collection. They are not the dominant structure in this market; the majority of projects here will require most funds at or before completion.

    The minimum down payment across current listings starts at 5%. That is a low entry point by Dubai off-plan standards, though down payment requirements differ by project and not every listing in the district starts at that level.

    What the Amenities Suggest About Residents

    The recurring amenities across Dubai Marina's current projects follow a consistent pattern: gymnasium, shared pool, children's play area, landscaped gardens, restaurants, covered parking, and CCTV-backed security. That combination, structured security infrastructure alongside family-oriented features and communal dining access, reflects a resident profile of longer-term occupants and families rather than short-term or transient use. Dubai Marina is an active, occupied district. Buyers entering now join a place that already functions as a community, with infrastructure that serves daily life as much as it serves a sales pitch.