Sobha Seahaven Tower B

From a 78 sqm one-bedroom to a duplex of over 2,000 sqm, under one roof

In Sobha Seahaven's Tower B, the gap between the smallest and largest unit works out to more than a 1-to-25 ratio. The entry-level one-bedroom starts at roughly 78 sqm. The largest six-bedroom unit reaches around 2,270 sqm according to the brochure's unit schedule. That spread says a lot about the project: Sobha Realty isn't selling one uniform tower here, but three stacked products, each aimed at a different buyer. Handover is scheduled for 31 August 2027, on a freehold basis, on the Dubai Harbour waterfront.

Nine podium levels before the first apartment

The building consists of a ground floor, nine podium levels, forty residential floors and a rooftop. That nine-level base is thick for a tower of this height. It houses parking, the retail space included in the scheme, and part of the shared amenities. The direct consequence for buyers: even the apartments on the lowest habitable floors start at a height that clears the view above the port's low-rise buildings. Tower B is the second tower in the Seahaven development, which means buyers can look at the progress of the first tower before signing.

Three stacked ranges, from Contemporary to Penthouses

The sales schedule splits units into three families. The Contemporary Apartments cover the one-bedroom, the one-bedroom with study, the two-bedroom and a first three-bedroom layout of about 188 sqm. Next come the Sky Edition units, in three and four bedrooms, where the three-bedroom goes up to more than 330 sqm and the four-bedroom reaches nearly 390 sqm in its largest version. At the top, the Penthouses and Duplexes, in five and six bedrooms, are sold by invitation only, starting at around 725 sqm. Worth noting: the brochure in places still lists apartments "from 1 to 4 bedrooms", likely a holdover from the first tower, so buyers should check each unit individually before reserving.

Infinity sky pool, cinema room and executive lounge

The amenity list is fairly standard for Dubai, but three features stand out. The first is an infinity pool set at height, paired with a pool deck fitted with day beds. The second is a health club with sauna and hammam, alongside an indoor gym and an outdoor fitness area. The third, less common, is an executive lounge with services, aimed at residents who work from home or take meetings there. On top of that there's an indoor cinema room, an outdoor yoga studio, a splash pool and play area for children, a café, plus valet parking and 24 hour concierge. Pets are allowed, which isn't a given in every tower in the area.

Sobha's first project at Dubai Harbour

Sobha Realty built its reputation on Sobha Hartland, in Mohammed Bin Rashid City, where it handles design, joinery and facade work in house. Seahaven marks its first move into Dubai Harbour, an area so far dominated by Emaar, DAMAC and Arada. The developer is bringing its integrated vertical construction model here, without the sprawling landscaped grounds it has at Hartland. For an investor, this is a test case: does the Sobha name hold its price premium on a waterfront where the competition includes names like Cavalli and W? The August 2027 handover date will give the first real answer.

Cruise terminal and yacht club within walking distance

The tower sits a few minutes' walk from the Dubai Harbour yacht club and the cruise terminal, billed as the largest in the city. Residents get access to the district's private beaches. Sheikh Zayed Road is close by, and Palm Jumeirah, JBR and JLT are listed at around five minutes by car. The developer quotes under twenty minutes to DIFC and both airports, a figure that's plausible for DXB outside peak hours but optimistic for Al Maktoum. Ain Dubai, on Bluewaters, closes off the view out to sea.