Trident Grand Mall, Dubai Marina: Shops, Parking and Tenants

Trident Grand Mall is a completed retail building in Dubai Marina, developed by Trident International Holdings. It is the commercial podium of the Trident Grand Residence complex, on Al Mamsha Street, adjacent to The Walk at JBR. This guide is for anyone thinking of taking a shop, café or fitness unit there, and for visitors who want to know what is inside before they go.

Key takeaways

• Trident Grand Mall is a completed retail podium with 22 units over two floors, Ground and Level 1.
• Tenants include a 24/7 Choithrams supermarket, Barry's Gym, F45 Training and food and beverage outlets.
• 164 basement parking spaces serve the mall.
• The developer is Trident International Holdings, which also built the 45-storey Trident Grand Residence tower above the mall.
• The mall has 24/7 security and CCTV, and its address is on Al Mamsha Street in Dubai Marina.
• Across Dubai Marina as a whole, Dubai Land Department registered 2,997 sales in the latest 12 months. That is an area figure, not a figure for this building.

A retail podium under a residential tower

Trident Grand Mall is not a block of flats. It is the shopping and services base of the Trident Grand Residence complex, and the 45-storey tower above it is a separate residential building. The mall is completed and operating, with its frontage on Al Mamsha Street, at the point where Dubai Marina meets Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR).

If you searched for "Trident Mall", this is the building. Its own page on our site is Trident Grand Mall, and the tower above it has a separate page, Trident Grand Residence.

Twenty-two units over two floors

The mall has 22 retail units, spread over two floors: Ground and Level 1. Twenty-two units is a modest number, so the neighbours of any one unit matter more than they would in a very large mall. A shop here shares its customers with a small group of other businesses, and that mix decides who walks past your door.

The building has large glass storefronts facing Al Mamsha Street. For a retailer that means the shopfront itself works as a display, and it is worth asking which units have street frontage and which sit further inside.

Who trades in the mall

The mall is anchored by a Choithrams supermarket that is open 24 hours a day, which brings residents in at every hour. The upper level houses fitness businesses, including Barry's Gym and F45 Training. The rest of the space is used for cafés and other food and beverage outlets, boutique pharmacies and specialty stores that serve the people living around the mall.

Tenants change over time. Before you commit to a unit, ask for the current list of businesses on both floors and ask which units are occupied today. A supermarket that never closes and gyms with early and late sessions mean the building is used outside normal shop hours, and you should plan your own opening hours with that in mind.

164 parking spaces in the basement

Parking is the first practical question for any retail unit around JBR, and this mall has its own answer: 164 dedicated spaces in the basement. They serve customers of all the businesses in the mall.

A single number does not tell you how the spaces are shared. Ask whether any spaces are reserved for tenants or staff, whether customers can park for a short period or for as long as they like, and what happens at busy times such as weekend evenings. If a unit comes with its own allocated space, ask for that in writing.

Where the mall sits in Dubai Marina

Dubai Marina is a waterfront district of residential towers, hotels, restaurants and beach access. The mall sits on Al Mamsha Street, adjacent to The Walk at JBR, with Marina Beach and the Marina Walk reachable on foot. Hotels such as Grosvenor House and Le Royal Meridien are in the same part of the district.

For getting around, the Dubai Tram runs through the area, and Marina Towers Station is the stop for this part of the Marina. By road, Al Gharbi Street links the district to Sheikh Zayed Road (E11), which helps with deliveries, suppliers and staff who drive. When you visit, test the route you would actually use, at the time of day you would actually use it.

Trident International Holdings and the building

Trident International Holdings developed the Trident Grand Residence complex, including this retail podium. The company is also behind other Dubai Marina residential buildings, such as Bayside Residence and Marinascape. The mall is air-conditioned, with 24/7 professional security staff and CCTV.

Completed does not always mean maintained to the standard you want, so look at the corridors, lifts, signage and washrooms yourself at your viewing. Condition tells you more about day-to-day management than any brochure.

Dubai Marina in registered figures

These figures are for the whole of Dubai Marina, not for Trident Grand Mall. Across the area, Dubai Land Department registered 2,997 sales in the latest 12 months, 2,311 of them in completed buildings and 686 off-plan, at a median of AED 2,160.25 per sq ft. The most recent sale was on 2026-05-12. The same area also had 6,088 registered rental contracts over the latest 12 months, at a median annual rent of AED 128,000.

An area median blends apartments of many sizes, ages and views into one number, and a retail unit is a different kind of property. A shop is judged on its frontage, floor, size and lease terms, which an area figure cannot show. Treat these numbers as background about the district, and ask the seller or landlord for registered figures that relate to retail units, with dates.

You can browse recent registered transactions on our site to see what these entries look like. Our methodology page explains how these figures are counted.

Other projects by Trident International Holdings

Trident International Holdings has other projects with pages on our site. All of these are in Dubai Marina and are completed:

• Trident Grand Residence, Dubai Marina, completed
• Marinascape, Dubai Marina, completed
• Trident Bayside, Dubai Marina, completed

The company also has a developer page on our site.

Other buildings in Dubai Marina you can compare

Most of these are residential towers, so the useful comparison is not the shops but how each building handles ground-floor retail, parking and service charges. Seeing two or three helps you judge what is normal for the area.

• The Residences at Marina Gate, completed, by Select Group
• Murjan 7, completed, by Emaar Properties
• Elite Residence, completed, by Tameer
• Princess Tower, completed, by Tameer
• Six Senses Residences Dubai Marina, under construction, by Select Group
• Marina Vista, completed, by Emaar Properties

A checklist before you take a unit at Trident Grand Mall

The mall is finished, so most of these steps are about confirming what you are shown. Take the list to the viewing and tick each step off.

1. Ask for the unit number, the floor (Ground or Level 1), the exact size and a floor plan. Do not rely on a verbal description.
2. Check whether the unit has street frontage on Al Mamsha Street or sits inside the mall, and ask what rules apply to signage.
3. Confirm that your trading licence activity suits the unit and the building before you commit.
4. If you are buying, ask to see the title deed and confirm that the seller's name matches the owner on it.
5. Ask for the owners' association service charge budget for the building and what the charge covers.
6. Ask how the 164 parking spaces are shared between customers, staff and tenants, and whether any come with your unit.
7. Visit in the morning, at lunchtime, in the evening and at a weekend, and watch the supermarket, the gyms and the corridors.
8. Check the air conditioning, fire safety and lifts, and ask who approves fit-out work.
9. If you are leasing, ask in writing what the rent includes. Once you sign, register the lease in Ejari and keep copies of the contract, the Ejari certificate and every payment receipt.
10. If you are buying, complete the transfer through Dubai Land Department and check that the new title deed carries your name.

Keep a dated note of every answer, with the name of the person who gave it. Asking prices and charges change, and a figure without a date is hard to rely on.

Asking about Trident Grand Mall

You can read more on the Trident Grand Mall building page and the Dubai Marina area page. Want the latest asking prices or floor plans for Trident Grand Mall? Message us on WhatsApp and we'll send them, or ask Sophia on aigentsrealty.com.

FAQ

Who developed Trident Grand Mall?

Trident Grand Mall was developed by Trident International Holdings, the company behind the Trident Grand Residence complex.

Where is Trident Grand Mall?

It is on Al Mamsha Street in Dubai Marina, adjacent to The Walk at JBR.

How many units does Trident Grand Mall have?

The mall has 22 retail units on two floors, Ground and Level 1.

Which tenants are in Trident Grand Mall?

The tenants include a 24/7 Choithrams supermarket, Barry's Gym, F45 Training and food and beverage outlets, but the list changes over time, so ask for the current one.

How much parking does Trident Grand Mall have?

The mall has 164 dedicated parking spaces in the basement.

Is Trident Grand Mall the same as Trident Grand Residence?

No. Trident Grand Mall is the retail podium, and Trident Grand Residence is the 45-storey residential tower above it, although both belong to the same complex.

How many sales did Dubai Land Department register in Dubai Marina in the latest 12 months?

Dubai Land Department registered 2,997 sales in Dubai Marina over the latest 12 months, at a median of AED 2,160.25 per sq ft. The most recent sale was on 2026-05-12. These are figures for the whole area, not for Trident Grand Mall.