Soulever by Beyond  at Dubai Maritime City

Soulever by Beyond Developments is a twin tower waterfront address planned for Dubai Maritime City, created as two high rise residences with a full mix of one to five bedroom homes, including duplexes, podium chalets and penthouses. The development is positioned as 513 residences in total, with the towers rising to 44 and 31 storeys, shaping a skyline profile that feels deliberate rather than overbuilt.

What makes Soulever feel important is the way it leans into Dubai Maritime City’s identity as a seafront district that still keeps you close to the city’s key hubs. This is not “waterfront” as a marketing line, it is a site where daily views, sea air and open horizons are part of the living experience, but you can still reach central Dubai without it feeling like a mission. The project is also one of the headline launches tied to The Cove setting within the district, with podium spaces designed to connect residents into the waterfront promenade and the broader community environment.

The architecture is designed to read as coastal and sculptural, with layered balconies and generous terraces shaping the façade so the outside feels like part of the home. A major focus is the relationship between interior light and exterior space, which shows up in the repeated use of full height glazing and terrace-led living. Many listings and project pages also reference elevated ceiling heights around 3.2 metres, which is a meaningful detail in real life because it changes how a home feels, particularly in open plan living areas.

The residential mix is where Soulever becomes more than a standard apartment tower. One to three bedroom apartments form the core, but the project also introduces two bedroom podium chalets, positioned as a more private, resort-like format, and larger four bedroom duplexes for buyers who want true scale. At the top end, five bedroom penthouses are framed as the signature homes, with outdoor space designed for entertaining, including roof gardens and outdoor kitchen elements mentioned across market pages.

Lifestyle planning is anchored on the podium, with shared amenities set above ground level so the communal areas feel more open, more private, and more connected to the sea. The idea is that you have the energy of a waterfront district around you, but the building still gives you a calm, elevated daily routine, with pool and fitness-led facilities and landscaped spaces used as “in between” areas for quiet time and social moments. The arrival experience is also positioned as premium, with separate tower drop offs and double height lobby language appearing consistently across developer-led materials and high quality agency pages.

From a buyer’s perspective, the project stats are straightforward. Starting price is marketed from around AED 2.5 million, with a 50/50 payment plan and an expected handover in Q1 2028. Unit sizes are advertised across a very wide range, from roughly 861 square feet up to nearly 15,998 square feet, which reflects the mix from apartments through to high-end penthouses.

Soulever 1 to 5 bedroom apartments for sale in Dubai Maritime City

If you are comparing coastal projects, Soulever’s appeal is that it offers multiple “levels” of waterfront living within one address. One bedroom homes suit buyers who want a premium seafront base with a manageable footprint. Two and three bedroom apartments fit professionals and families who want more everyday space without moving into villa life. The podium chalets are the lifestyle step up, they are built for buyers who want privacy and resort energy without leaving the city. Duplexes and penthouses are for buyers who want long-term scale, stronger separation of living zones, and outdoor space that feels truly usable, not just decorative. The combination of twin towers, a broad unit mix, and Dubai Maritime City positioning also creates a story that tends to hold relevance beyond launch hype, because the address is anchored to a district that is actively maturing as a coastal destination.