The emirate of Dubai welcomes yet another sensational branded development in the form of W Residences Dubai – Downtown. Launched by the largest KSA-based real estate developer, Dar Al Arkan, these are the first standalone residences in the world under the ultra-luxury W Hotels brand. The stunning project is set to establish a new standard for hotel living thanks to its exquisite private spaces and 5-star lifestyle amenities. W Residences Dubai – Downtown will be managed by the world renowned Marriott International, who will provide its residents with full access to an infinity outdoor swimming pool with stunning Burj Khalifa views, a terrace, a spa and a fitness center. Moreover, there will be a wide range of bespoke a la carte Whatever/Whenever services available, such as babysitting, laundry and fitness training, among many others, catering to every single need of homeowners.

Due in Q4 2025, W Residences Dubai – Downtown features a total of 384 upscale residences with elegant fittings and top-of-the-line appliances. Prospective real estate buyers have the opportunity to select from a range of branded apartments with 1-4 bedroom layout options and a super-luxury penthouse at a starting cost of AED 1.6M (USD 454K). As the project has just been launched, you also can benefit from a 60/40 payment plan, with an initial 10% down payment.

This is the third Dubai project from the largest listed developer in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Dar Al Arkan. In 2017, the company debuted in the emirate with the ‘I Love Florence’ Tower in Business Bay, which was rebranded as the Urban Oasis by Missoni in 2021, the first phase of which quickly sold out, demonstrating investors’ confidence in the upscale quality of residences by Dar Al Arkan. Following the tremendous success of this development and the demand for limited edition real estate projects in Dubai, the master developer announced the launch of the DaVinci Tower, which features the world’s first residences with bespoke interiors by the Italian supercar manufacturer; Pagani.