For guests: daily rentals
We currently manage nine furnished apartments here: one 1-bedroom (with balcony, pool access and a parking space), six 2-bedrooms (city and skyline views, balconies, one with an EV charger) and two 3-bedrooms (one on a high floor with a Burj Khalifa view, one with a dedicated workspace).
Rates change with dates and demand, so check live prices for your dates on our site.
The Dubai rules
Short-term rentals in Dubai run under the Department of Economy and Tourism's holiday homes system. Each unit needs its own permit, and the operator must register on the system before renting. Gulf News summarises the steps and fees.
Gulf News reports that a tenant needs a no-objection letter from the landlord before applying for a permit.
For owners: building rules
Rules set by the building's owners' association and management also apply, such as guest registration and access cards. Plans for the project included hotel apartments in one tower, and how a unit is classified can affect how it may be rented. Check with building management and the department before listing a unit.
Working with a manager
We manage furnished apartments in this building. Owners who want their unit managed can contact us. We are a private operator of apartments inside the building. We are not the hotel brand and are not connected to it.