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Top 5 Latest Skyscrapers in Dubai

Eugenia Poplevkina The author of the article, the Broker
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6 August 4599 views

Dubai has never been bashful about aiming for the sky – in every sense of the word. So each subsequent year, the skyline of the city changes, with boldly silhouetted shapes that redefine modern design. Today’s latest additions aren’t just triumphs of height (though they certainly are that), but also landmarks of imagination, citadels of aspiration and, more to the point, palaces of luxury – with fine-tasting rooms and fancy restaurants to boot. Here’s a closer look at five of the most innovative new skyscrapers in Dubai, each of which is helping mold the city into a futuristic metropolis unlike any other.

One Za’abeel – A Bridge Between Two Towers

One Za’abeel was completed at the end of 2023 and officially inaugurated in early 2024, and is a wonder in concept as much as execution. Touted as a mixed-use development, the Za’abeel district compound comprises two towers that stand 305 and 235 metres tall and are connected through an iconic sky bridge – The Link. This horizontal wonder floats in the sky and contains restaurants, lounges, and observation decks, providing a new urban symbol for modern life. The towers themselves are a mix of luxury apartments, office spaces and a One&Only hotel, providing a seamless combination of work and play.

Ciel Tower – The World’s Tallest Hotel

Set to open in 2025, Ciel Tower will be the tallest hotel in the world at 365 meters and 82 levels. The tower is located in Dubai Marina and is expected to attract travelers and architecture enthusiasts alike. It features more than 1,000 rooms, along with luxury suites, an infinity pool, and a panoramic observation deck, offering something far more than traditional lodgings. The glossy profile and high-tech lighting of the building, as it rises into the sky, already hint at a new high-rise era in hospitality.

Wasl Tower – A Ripple in the Skyline

With a unique, wave-like façade and environmentally-friendly design, Wasl Tower rises above Sheikh Zayed Road in the heart of Dubai. When completed – scheduled for 2025 – the tower will stand approximately 302 meters tall, housing a Mandarin Oriental hotel, luxury apartments, and high-end offices. However, this isn’t your ordinary giant; it has all the features of a living building – a structure that becomes a sculpture at night, decked out in LED lighting and filled with sustainable features.

Burj Binghatti Jacob & Co Residences – Where Luxury Meets Altitude

This tower, now under construction, is more than just a place to live – it’s a bold symbol of ultra-high-end living. Due for completion around 2027, it will be the world’s tallest residential tower at approximately 557 meters and 104 floors. A partnership between Binghatti Developers and Jacob & Co, the tower combines lavish design with premium services, from personal penthouse amenities to sky-high lounges – redefining luxury living in Dubai.

Burj Azizi – Dubai’s Next Megatall

Set to be completed by the end of the decade, Burj Azizi is shaping up to be a project that will top them all – expected to reach approximately 725 metres in height and become the second tallest tower in the world. Situated on Sheikh Zayed Road, not far from the World Trade Centre, this mixed-use facility will be a one-stop destination for homes, hotels, an observation deck and panoramic views of the entire emirate. At 133 floors tall, it promises to be the defining mark of Dubai’s next architectural era.

Why These Towers Matter

It’s not just about height with these skyscrapers – they are part of Dubai’s evolving vision of urban life. All of them reflect principles of sustainability, innovation, and lifestyle-driven design, setting new benchmarks for cities around the world.

Together, they illustrate how Dubai continues to merge ambition with aesthetic, function with form. In other words, they’re not just buildings – they’re statements.

Quick Highlights at a Glance

  • One Za’abeel – Sky bridge “The Link” and luxury mixed-use.
  • Ciel Tower – A 1,000+ room hotel and the tallest in the world.
  • Wasl Tower – Eco-friendly, undulating, LED-lit wave façade.
  • Burj Binghatti – Tallest residential building in the world.
  • Burj Azizi – Megatall tower surpassing 700 meters.

Future Trends to Watch

As Dubai continues looking toward 2040 and beyond, expect more developments that prioritize not only height but also smart living, green technology, and the integration of public space into vertical structures.

The city isn’t just growing upward – it’s maturing vertically into a dynamic ecosystem. And with these recent giants, it’s clear: in Dubai, the future is still very much under construction. That’s why now is the best time to buy an apartment in Dubai. DDA Real Estate can help you with that. Contact us today!

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