Zumurud

Zumurud Tower is a 31-storey freehold residential high-rise in Dubai Marina, developed by Bin Hamoodah Development and designed by Khatib & Alami Architects. Construction began in February 2007 and the tower reached completion in May 2010. The name Zumurud translates from Arabic as 'Emerald', and the building's design and identity are intended to reflect the elegance and brilliance associated with the gemstone.

The tower contains 322 residential apartments across a broad mix of unit types: studios, one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom configurations — a width of product that is relatively unusual in Dubai Marina and makes the building accessible to a range of buyer and tenant profiles. The tower stands 124 metres tall, and its position within the marina community ensures that upper-floor units benefit from views across the waterway and surrounding skyline.

Zumurud Tower's freehold designation means it is available for purchase by expatriate and foreign buyers without restriction — an important consideration in a community where mixed tenure histories exist. The Marina Promenade and JBR Beach are within comfortable walking distance, and the building's immediate surroundings include the full suite of Dubai Marina's lifestyle infrastructure: the Marina Walk waterfront promenade, Dubai Marina Mall, waterfront restaurants, and the Dubai Marina tram line.

The DMCC Metro Station is accessible from within the community, connecting residents to the Red Line and onwards to Downtown Dubai, the international airport, and Dubai's wider business districts. For residents, Zumurud Tower offers an established, ready address in one of Dubai's most sought-after waterfront communities, with a unit mix that supports both long-term family living and investment portfolio diversification.