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The Meriva Collection is a flagship beachfront residential project by Ellington Properties, situated on the exclusive Island B of Dubai Islands. Spread across six meticulously designed buildings (G+2 to G+20), this development introduces 903 premium homes intended to bridge the gap between private coastal serenity and urban luxury. It is part of a master-planned community that prioritizes low-density living, ensuring that most residences enjoy uninterrupted sea views and a slow-paced island rhythm.
The architecture of The Meriva Collection follows a minimalist and contemporary approach, focusing on openness and cross-ventilation. A key differentiator of the project is its integration with an on-site Ellington-managed hotel and high-end F&B concepts by the Rikas Group, offering residents a curated resort lifestyle. The master plan emphasizes pedestrian-friendly walkways, landscaped podiums, and direct access to a private sandy beach, fostering an environment where holiday-like experiences are part of daily life.
The development offers a wide range of residences, from 1-bedroom units starting at 824 sq. ft. to expansive 4-bedroom family homes and ultra-exclusive penthouses reaching up to 7,100 sq. ft. Inside, the focus is on generous spacing, natural light, and 'smart zoning' to accommodate modern routines. Signature penthouses in the 'Signature Collection' elevate the experience further with double-height ceilings, private terrace pools, and personal sky-top gyms, all finished with Ellington’s trademark attention to detail.
Dubai Islands is currently emerging as a major waterfront destination, often referred to as a high-growth alternative to established coastal hubs. With projected rental yields (ROI) for 1-bedroom units estimated between 6% and 7.5%, and the scarcity value of private beachfront land, The Meriva Collection offers significant capital appreciation potential. Early-phase investment in a low-density project by a reputable developer like Ellington provides a secure entry point into a rapidly developing maritime corridor.