
The Edit at d3 Tower C
Contemporary waterfront living in Dubai’s creative district
- Starting from
- AED 2.03M
- Homes
- Apartments
- Sizes
- On request
- Handover
- September 2030

Contemporary waterfront living in Dubai’s creative district
The Edit at d3 Tower C is the third tower in Meraas’ development within Dubai Design District. Set above three basement levels and a ground floor, its 33 residential storeys comprise one- to four-bedroom apartments and a collection of five-bedroom penthouses. Rounded corners, flowing façades, continuous balconies and elevated gardens give the architecture a cohesive contemporary character, while the waterfront setting opens onto views of the city skyline.
Homes feature spacious layouts, panoramic windows, natural materials and a soft-toned modern palette designed to encourage light and airflow. Residents have access to dedicated clubs for children and teenagers, alongside landscaped terraces with gardens, barbecue areas, walking paths and relaxation spaces. The district brings art, fashion, architecture, technology and lifestyle together in a creative urban community. Apartments start from AED 2,030,000, with handover planned for 2030.
What is being released.
What the development provides.
- Kids Play Areas
- Water Features
How the purchase is staged.
20/55/25 plan. Indicative terms; the final schedule follows the developer SPA.
At a glance.
- Developer
- Meraas Developer
- Community
- Dubai Design District
- Emirate
- Dubai
- Sales status
- Announced
- Launched
- March 2026
- Handover
- September 2030
- Property types
- Apartments
- Starting price
- AED 2.03M
Where it sits.
Meraas Developer
Before we recommend a unit in The Edit at d3 Tower C, we check Meraas Developer's delivery record on comparable projects, the escrow arrangements and the current release pricing against resale evidence in Dubai Design District. Ask an advisor for that summary.
Mortgage calculator.
- Loan amount
- AED 1,624,000
- Total repayable
- AED 2,708,016
Indicative only. Rates and loan-to-value limits depend on the lender, your residency and the property. Off-plan purchases are usually paid on the developer plan until handover.


