Overview
The Meriva Collection is a new beachfront community by Ellington Properties on Island B of Dubai Islands. The project brings together five residential buildings, a signature beachfront residence, and a hotel, with direct access to the beach.
Buyers can choose from 1 to 4-bedroom off-plan apartments in Dubai and a limited number of 3 and 4-bedroom penthouses. The homes use open layouts, full-height windows, soft colours, natural finishes, and large private terraces. Many units are planned with sea, garden, or waterway views. Handover is planned for Q2 2030.
The master plan is made for walking. Curved buildings sit around landscaped paths, gardens, water features, and shared social areas. Amenities include indoor and outdoor pools, a fitness pavilion, yoga and Pilates studios, a jazz club with dining space, a private cinema, games room, children’s play areas, wellness rooms, and a 2 km jogging track.
The Meriva Collection is designed for buyers who want beach access, modern design, and a quieter home while staying connected to Dubai. Unit prices, views, sizes, payment terms, and availability should be checked against the latest developer inventory before booking.
Notable Points
- Direct Beach and Hotel Setting: This is not a single tower. Five residential buildings, a signature residence, and a hotel form one beachfront destination. The hotel and dining areas may help keep the community active after handover.
- Design That Supports Resale: Curved buildings, large terraces, full-height windows, and sea-facing layouts can help selected units stand out. The view, floor, layout, and future building position should still be checked before purchase.
- Strong Daily Amenities: Residents have indoor and outdoor pools, a gym, yoga and Pilates studios, a private cinema, jazz club, games room, children’s play areas, wellness spaces, and a 2 km jogging track.
- Buyer Fit and Market View: Ellington, citing Betterhomes Research, reported over AED 6.1 billion in Dubai Islands sales during H1 2025. This project suits end users and long-term investors. It is less suitable for buyers needing rent now because handover is planned for 2030 and the wider area is still developing.





