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Rashid Yachts & Marina (RYM) is a master‑planned coastal community by Emaar Properties and P&O Marinas. The AED 25 billion project is turning Mina Rashid - Dubai’s historic cargo port in Bur Dubai - into a modern waterfront destination. Spread over 6.8 million sq ft, the development is centred on a full‑service marina with 430 wet berths able to accommodate superyachts. RYM integrates residences with a promenade, retail and hospitality venues, a private beach over 12,600 m², a 500 m canal pool, and heritage attractions such as the Queen Elizabeth 2 floating hotel and the future Dubai Mall by the Sea.
Positioned as an urban marina community rather than a resort, RYM targets residents who want waterfront living close to Old Dubai. Homes range from one‑bed apartments to duplexes and penthouses. The setting blends maritime heritage with modern amenities-promenades, boardwalks, pocket parks, and marinas-without the sales tone typical of off‑plan marketing. The following guide explains the community’s location, planning concept, and the timeline of residential phases.
Mina Rashid lies at the north‑western tip of Bur Dubai. Residents can drive onto Sheikh Rashid Road (D75) and then connect to Sheikh Zayed Road (E11) towards Downtown Dubai. Sheikh Zayed Road is the main north‑south highway; it links RYM to business districts such as DIFC and Downtown. Public transport options include the Caltex Reservoir and Al Mina Road bus stops, and the ADCB Metro Station on the Red Line. For residents closer to the port, the Dubai Dry Docks bus stop and the Al Ghubaiba Metro Station on the Green Line are within roughly 10-15 minutes. The master plan also includes a cruise terminal and an anchorage for the QE2 hotel, making RYM a gateway for cruise tourism.
No official sources publish drive times, but property guides mention that Sheikh Zayed Road can be reached within about 11 minutes by car, and that the community is close to Downtown Dubai, DIFC, and the airport. These references are indicative rather than guarantees and should be treated as approximate.
RYM’s master plan is centred on a marina‑led lifestyle. A network of canals and promenades connects residential towers with retail, dining, and leisure venues. Key components include:
Full‑service marina and berthing: 430 wet berths for yachts and mega‑yachts, alongside a floating yacht club.
Pedestrian promenade: A waterfront boardwalk lined with cafés, shops, and public spaces.
Canal pool & beach: Dubai's longest swimmable canal pool (≈500 m) running through the development, plus a pristine sandy beach over 12,600 m².
Parks & community facilities: Pocket parks, splash parks, tennis courts, and nurseries integrated into building podiums.
The plan is designed for walkability; buildings surround shared courtyards and gardens with limited internal roads. Retail and hospitality components include signature hotels and the Dubai Mall by the Sea, though their details are beyond the scope of this residential guide.
Early releases at RYM were marketed at comparatively lower prices. Sirdhana apartments reportedly started around AED 1,000,000, while the subsequent Seashore phase had a starting price of about AED 999,888 with a 5 % down payment. By the time Seagate launched, starting prices had increased to approximately AED 1.11 million (10 % down payment, 20 % on completion). Seascape units were marketed from AED 1.3 million. Price information for Clearpoint, Sunridge, and Ocean Cove remains mostly undisclosed; therefore, any figures should be treated as approximate based on market reports rather than official data.
These ranges indicate a gradual uptick in launch pricing as the community matured and infrastructure progressed. Early buyers gained access when the master plan was largely conceptual, whereas later phases reflect the added value of an operational marina, completed canal pool, and established amenities. All price references above are approximate historical launch prices based on public records and should not be construed as current market values or investment advice.