Aykon City Tower B Dubai is the second of the four towers of the Aykon City scheme on Sheikh Zayed Road, and DAMAC Properties lists it as completed and ready, with a handover quarter of Q3 2023 printed on its page.

This profile of Aykon City Tower B Dubai reads the developer’s page and outside sources as they stood on 13 November 2026. The developer page prints no price (the field shows “From Loading…”), and sources differ on the number of floors, the number of units, the district label and whether any stock is left. The guide therefore shows each figure with its source and date, adds sourced context on the location, sets out the Dubai rules that apply to a purchase, and lists what to ask for in writing.
On its developer’s project page, DAMAC places the building along Sheikh Zayed Road, with views of the Dubai skyline, the Dubai Canal and the Tolerance Bridge. It describes the apartments as studios and one-, two- and three-bedroom serviced apartments, and lists a gym and pools. The page title reads “Furnished Apartments”, while the FAQ answer on furnishing speaks of fittings and furnishings without listing what each unit contains. Read on 13 November 2026.

The scheme has four towers according to Property Finder, and the data file for this guide records Tower C and Aykon City 3 as separate buildings. This page covers Tower B only.
| Aykon City Tower B Dubai: key facts | As published (13 November 2026) |
|---|---|
| Developer | DAMAC Properties (damacproperties.com) |
| Community | AYKON City, Tower B |
| Location | Sheikh Zayed Road, adjacent to the road near the Safa Park Intersection (developer FAQ); Business Bay (Property Finder, Kredium) |
| Status | Completed and ready to move in (developer FAQ); unit cards print “Ready” |
| Handover | Q3, 2023 (developer) |
| Unit types | Studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms (developer) |
| Sizes | 407 to 1,704 sq ft (37.8 to 158.3 m²), project range per the developer’s page data; the cards give maximums of 517, 873, 1,326 and 1,704 sq ft |
| Price | No figure printed; the page shows “From Loading…” |
| Payment plan | “20/80*” with the asterisk unexplained (developer); “100” (Property Finder) |
| Tenure | Freehold, per Property Finder; the developer page does not state it |
| Facilities listed by the developer | Gym and pools |
The next table keeps the sources apart and does not choose between them. Dates are the date each page was read, except where the source itself carries an earlier date.
| What each source prints | Developer (damacproperties.com, 13 Nov 2026) | Others (source, date) |
|---|---|---|
| Floors | Not printed on the page | 53 floors, 246 m (DAMAC statement, Middle East Construction News, 3 Nov 2020); 65 above ground and 2 underground, 250 m (China State Construction Middle East, 3 May 2023); 80 storeys (Kredium, 13 Nov 2026) |
| Units | Not printed | 1,218 units, of which 138 two-bedroom and 45 three-bedroom (DAMAC statement, 2020); 1,211 hotel apartments (China State Construction Middle East, 2023); 1,218 (Kredium, 2026) |
| Use of the apartments | “Serviced apartments” | “Hotel apartments” (China State Construction Middle East); “residential, serviced, and hotel apartments” for the scheme (Property Finder); sold-history rows labelled hotel apartment (Property Finder) |
| District label | Sheikh Zayed Road | Business Bay (Property Finder, Kredium) |
| Launch | 2016-02-01 in the page data | 1 July 2016 (Property Finder); February 2016 (Kredium) |
| Parking and facilities | Gym and pools | 4 swimming pools, 2 restaurants, 1 sales centre, 1,257 parking spaces (China State Construction Middle East); retail, covered parking, landscaped gardens, children’s play area and 24-hour security (Property Finder) |
Figures differ because the sources describe different moments. The 2020 statement refers to the structure when it was topped out, the 2023 note to the contractor’s handover, and the portals to their own records. None of them is repaired here, and a buyer should take the floor and unit numbers from the contract and the registry entry for the unit.
On size, the developer’s unit cards print a maximum area per type rather than a range: up to 517 sq ft for studios, 873 for one bedroom, 1,326 for two bedrooms and 1,704 for three bedrooms. The 2020 statement says most units are studios and one-bedroom apartments, with 138 two-bedroom and 45 three-bedroom units.
The page data also lists bathroom counts from one to four and the view labels Business Bay and Canal, Courtyard, Jumeirah and Burj Al Arab, Jumeirah and Canal, and Neighbourhood. These are the developer’s labels, and which unit has which view is a point for the unit documents.
Amenities come from three places. The developer lists a gym and pools. China State Construction Middle East counts four swimming pools, two restaurants, a sales centre and 1,257 parking spaces, and Property Finder adds retail facilities, a health club, covered parking, landscaped gardens and a children’s play area. The sources do not say which facilities are shared with the other towers of the scheme, so that is a question for the building manager.
The building is described as finished by every source that speaks to status. The sources differ on whether anything remains to be bought from the developer, so both readings are shown as printed and neither is treated as fact.
| Source | Status and handover as printed | Date |
|---|---|---|
| DAMAC, FAQ | “Aykon City is now completed and ready to move in” | 13 Nov 2026 |
| DAMAC, page data | Status “ready”; inventory flag set to available; delivery date 2023-07-31; KPI “Q3, 2023”; unit cards “Ready” | 13 Nov 2026 |
| China State Construction Middle East | Delivered to DAMAC with the Taking Over Certificate on 30 April 2023 | 3 May 2023 |
| Property Finder | “Sold out” and “Ready”; construction progress 100 %, latest update 31 July 2023; expected completion July 2023 | 13 Nov 2026 |
| Kredium | “Sold out” | 13 Nov 2026 |
The developer page shows available units and the portals say sold out. Unit cards on the developer page carry no price, so the page does not show what a unit would cost. A flat that is for sale today may be an owner’s resale rather than a developer unit, and the seller, price and terms would then be those of the owner.
The developer prints no price. Its page data contains two large whole numbers in the price fields, which are not shown as prices on the page and are not used in this guide. The figures that portals print are below; USD is arithmetic at the pegged rate of 3.6725 per USD.
| Price figure as printed | AED | About USD (at the pegged rate of 3.6725) | Source and date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch price | 1,000,000 | 272,294 | Property Finder, 13 Nov 2026 (sale start 1 July 2016) |
| Starting price, FAQ text | 1,030,050 | 280,477 | Property Finder, 13 Nov 2026 |
| Studio hotel apartment, 483 sq ft, sold 25 Jul 2026 | 680,000 | 185,160 | Property Finder sold history |
| 1-bed hotel apartment, 695 sq ft, sold 25 Jun 2026 | 1,000,000 | 272,294 | Property Finder sold history |
| 2-bed hotel apartment, 1,009 sq ft, sold 16 Jul 2026 | 2,000,000 | 544,588 | Property Finder sold history |
| 3-bed hotel apartment, 1,703 sq ft, sold 7 Jul 2026 | 4,577,625 | 1,246,460 | Property Finder sold history |
These are portal figures, not DAMAC prices. The launch and starting prices are not dated to a unit type, and the sold rows are single transactions that a portal reports. No per-square-foot price is printed here because none of these sources states one.
On payment, the developer prints “20/80*” with an asterisk that its page does not explain, and Property Finder prints a plan of “100”, described as 100 % at sales launch. Neither is a current instalment offer for this ready building, and the terms of any payment are those in the contract for the unit.
The developer’s FAQ places the scheme adjacent to Sheikh Zayed Road near the Safa Park Intersection, with Dubai Creek and Business Bay nearby. The page data carries the coordinates 25.181371, 55.252577. The 2020 DAMAC statement, as reported by Middle East Construction News, puts the scheme on the banks of the Dubai Canal and adjacent to the Downtown Dubai area. Property Finder and Kredium file the tower under Business Bay, so a search for either district name may return it.

| Place | Time as printed | Mode and conditions | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dubai International Airport | about 21 minutes | drive | Developer FAQ |
| Dubai International Airport | 13 minutes | not stated | Property Finder |
| The Dubai Mall | 9 minutes | not stated | Property Finder |
| Jumeirah Beach | 9 minutes | not stated | Property Finder |
| Mall of the Emirates | 10 minutes | not stated | Property Finder |
| Palm Jumeirah | 16 minutes | not stated | Property Finder |
The two airport figures differ by eight minutes, and neither source states the time of day or route. The developer page also carries headings for 5, 10 and 20 minutes with no places attached, so nothing is taken from them. For the wider context, the guide to the Dubai real estate market and the Dubai city page cover the city, and the listings below sit in nearby districts.
The nearby places are those the pages themselves name: the developer names Dubai Creek and Business Bay, the 2020 statement names Downtown Dubai, and Property Finder names the Mall, the beach and Palm Jumeirah. No source in the data prints a distance in kilometres, so none is given here, and a buyer who needs a commute time should test the route at the hour that matters.
Aykon City Tower B Dubai is a ready building, so the off-plan steps (staged payments to an escrow account, registration of the contract before completion) mostly belong to the 2016 to 2023 sales period. A buyer today usually deals with a resale from an owner, or with whatever stock the developer confirms in writing. The rules below apply to either route, and each is stated as the authority prints it, checked on 13 November 2026.

| Topic | What the source says | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Freehold areas | Under the DLD FAQ, property for non-UAE citizens may be registered in the areas the Ruler of Dubai specifies, in line with Law No. 7 of 2006 on real estate registration. Property Finder lists this building as freehold | Dubai Land Department FAQ; Property Finder |
| DLD fee | DLD’s notice of 31 May 2021 gives the registration fee as 4 % of the property’s value, paid by the buyer, with registration handled by the developer; Property Finder lists a 4 % government fee for this project | Dubai Land Department notice; Property Finder |
| Oqood | DLD’s project-registration service describes the developer submitting the request in the “Oqood” portal and opening an escrow account for off-plan sales | Dubai Land Department, Register Project |
| Escrow | Law No. 8 of 2007 applies to developers who sell units off-plan and receive payments; Article 14 has the escrow agent retain 5 % of the account value after the completion certificate, released one year from registration of units in the purchasers’ names | Dubai Legislation Portal |
| Golden Visa | u.ae lists real estate investors with a minimum capital of AED 2 million and property ownership; the property route is explained in the site guide, and the authority decides on each case | u.ae; site guide |
None of this establishes residence or Golden Visa eligibility for a unit in this tower. The page prints no price for it, and the asked or assessed value of a unit, its title and the applicant’s own case are checked with the authority. Background is in the guides on the Dubai Golden Visa, whether foreigners can buy apartments in Dubai, freehold and leasehold in Dubai and mortgages for foreigners. The off-plan buyers guide covers the staged-payment route in full.
Because the sources describe the apartments as serviced or hotel apartments, the use class matters for a buyer: whether the unit is registered as residential or as a hotel apartment, and whether an operator manages it, is a question for the contract and the DLD record, not something this guide can settle.
DAMAC Properties is a Dubai developer. In a press release of 4 September 2026 on PR Newswire, DAMAC says it has handed over more than 50,000 homes and is targeting more than 8,800 residential units for delivery in 2026 across DAMAC Lagoons, DAMAC Hills, DAMAC Hills 2, Chic Tower and Elegance Tower. The release names Amira Sajwani as Managing Director. The communities listed in the navigation of the developer’s own site include DAMAC Islands 2, DAMAC Islands, DAMAC Riverside, DAMAC Sun City, DAMAC Lagoons, DAMAC Hills 2 and DAMAC Hills.

All of these figures are DAMAC’s statements, quoted as such. For Aykon City Tower B, the contractor named in its own 2023 news item is China State Construction Engineering Corporation Middle East. The sales, registration and management documents for a unit show which company signs for the seller; the list of developers on the Dubai developers page gives the wider directory.
The list turns each open point into a document or an answer that can be requested before paying. It is the normal check set for a ready apartment and implies nothing about the building or its owners.

The developer’s FAQ says Aykon City is completed and ready to move in, and the contractor reports the Taking Over Certificate on 30 April 2023. Property Finder shows 100 % progress at 31 July 2023. These dates are shown as each source prints them.




The developer page shows unit cards marked Ready with an available-inventory flag but no price, while Property Finder and Kredium print Sold out. Both are attributed readings, and availability should be confirmed with DAMAC in writing.
Sources differ. Reports give 53 floors (2020), 65 above ground and 2 underground (2023) and 80 storeys (Kredium), and 1,218 or 1,211 units. The developer’s page prints neither figure.
The developer page prints no price. Property Finder prints a launch price of AED 1,000,000 (about USD 272,294) and sold-history rows from AED 680,000 to AED 4,577,625 for June and July 2026. These are portal figures, not DAMAC prices.
Property Finder lists freehold ownership, and the developer page does not state tenure. DLD’s FAQ says foreign ownership is registered in areas the Ruler specifies. Confirm the title type for the unit in the contract and at DLD.
This guide makes no claim for the tower or any unit. u.ae lists real estate investors with a minimum capital of AED 2 million and property ownership, and eligibility is decided by the authority on the unit’s documents.
These DAMAC pages sit on or near Sheikh Zayed Road and the Dubai Canal; each opens once it is published. The status column repeats the developer-data label, not a statement of availability.
| Project | Area as the developer prints it | Status label |
|---|---|---|
| DAMAC Safa Gate | Sheikh Zayed Road (developer) | off-plan (developer data) |
| DAMAC Safa One de GRISOGONO | Sheikh Zayed Road (developer) | off-plan (developer data) |
| DAMAC Safa Two de GRISOGONO | Sheikh Zayed Road (developer) | off-plan (developer data) |
| DAMAC Safa Two de GRISOGONO Tower B | Sheikh Zayed Road (developer) | off-plan (developer data) |
| DAMAC Canal Heights 2 de GRISOGONO | Business Bay (developer) | off-plan (developer data) |
| Couture by Cavalli | Business Bay (developer) | off-plan (developer data) |
Safa Two and Safa Two Tower B are two entries for the same project in the data file; each guide links the other. Existing listings in Business Bay and nearby on this site include Bayz by Danube, The Quayside by Ellington, The Crestmark by Ellington and DT1 by Ellington in Downtown Dubai, and the existing DAMAC-related listing is Celestia in Dubai South. The UAE country page lists all UAE properties.
Last checked: 13 November 2026. Sources:
This is not legal, tax or financial advice.
