Ôrise Tower B

Living spaces tilted 10 degrees to frame the waterfront

Ôrise Tower B breaks from the standard tower template by rotating its living areas 10 degrees off the building axis. This angular shift positions each apartment toward either the Arabian Gulf or the Downtown skyline, reducing the typical issue of facing directly into neighboring units. The tower rises 32 floors, with 27 residential levels stacked above a shared 4-story podium connecting to its twin, Tower A. Beyond by Omniyat handles development, targeting a Q1 2028 handover. Entry pricing starts at AED 3.5 million for a one-bedroom averaging 758 square feet. The top-tier penthouses, offered in simplex and duplex configurations, reach approximately 5,486 square feet.

Maritime City: 9 minutes to DIFC, 2 minutes to cruise terminal

Dubai Maritime City sits between Port Rashid and the historic Creek, a stretch of waterfront that remained industrial until recent years. The neighborhood now attracts residential towers banking on immediate sea access without the price tags of Palm Jumeirah or Bluewaters. Mina Rashid cruise terminal is a two-minute drive. DIFC takes nine minutes, Downtown and Burj Khalifa twelve. Dubai International Airport is fourteen minutes away, a selling point for frequent business travelers. The proximity to Deira's Gold Souk, at twelve minutes, anchors the project in old Dubai rather than the westward expansion toward Marina.

Seven unit types from compact one-beds to duplex penthouses

The tower offers an unusually broad mix for a 32-story building. One-bedrooms average 758 square feet, two-bedrooms reach 1,284 square feet, and three-bedrooms hit 1,658 square feet. Chalets, the term used for podium-level apartments with extended terraces, come in two-bedroom (2,023 sq ft) and three-bedroom (2,475 sq ft) layouts. The Signature Collection occupies upper floors with 3 and 4-bedroom units averaging 3,114 square feet. Penthouses max out at 5,486 square feet. This variety targets multiple buyer profiles within a single building, from young professionals to large families seeking a waterfront address.

3.3-meter ceilings and European-grade finishes

Standard apartments feature ceiling heights of 3.3 meters, noticeably above Dubai's typical 2.8-meter norm. Windows are double-glazed, cutting thermal load in a climate where air conditioning dominates utility bills. Kitchens include high-end appliances with timber joinery. Bathrooms adopt warm tones and European-sourced fixtures, according to the project brochure. Interior doors are solid timber rather than the MDF panels common in this price range. The overall specification aims at end-users who plan to live in the unit rather than pure rental investors.

Podium amenities: lap pool, zen garden, creative hub

The shared podium with Tower A hosts the communal facilities. A full-scale indoor gym occupies one section, with a separate yoga and pilates studio alongside. Sauna and steam rooms sit adjacent to the wellness area. Two outdoor pools serve different purposes: a leisure pool for relaxation and a 25-meter lap pool for serious swimmers. The Zen Garden provides a meditation space distinct from the general landscaped areas. A Creative Center and Executive Suite offer coworking options for residents who work remotely. The Olive Orchard, planted with olive trees, introduces greenery uncommon in Dubai tower developments.

Target buyers: mid-term investors and end-user families

Pricing positions Ôrise Tower B in the premium segment without reaching Palm Jumeirah or Bluewaters levels. Typical buyers include expatriate families seeking spacious three-bedrooms with sea views, and mid-term investors anticipating Maritime City's maturation as a residential destination. The chalet units with extended terraces appeal to buyers wanting a villa feel without leaving the tower format. A 2028 handover gives the neighborhood time to densify before move-in, which can reassure or concern buyers depending on their risk appetite. The broad unit mix also allows portfolio diversification within a single building for investors purchasing multiple units.