Artist Hotel: Apartments on The World Islands
The Artist Hotel is a residential apartment project by The Heart of Europe, built on the developer's namesake island cluster within The World Islands off Dubai's coast. The World Islands is a collection of artificial islands positioned offshore from Jumeirah, shaped to resemble a world map. The Heart of Europe covers a group of those islands, built as a resort destination within the cluster.
The developer's name and the project name sit within the same development. This is not a standalone tower in a mixed district. The Artist Hotel is one component inside a larger island ecosystem, which gives it a different character from a standard Dubai off-plan apartment.
What a World Islands Address Means in Practice
This is not a mainland address. Residents and guests reach The Heart of Europe by boat or water taxi from the Jumeirah shoreline. That water connection defines daily life. For a buyer drawn to a resort-style existence with the sea surrounding them, the separation from the city's road network is the point. For someone with a daily office commute, the water transfer adds meaningful time to every workday.
The investment case follows from the island's character. The World Islands attract buyers drawn to a hospitality-adjacent property: one that can be used personally in a resort capacity, or placed into short-term rental within the broader Heart of Europe visitor economy. That is a different proposition from buying into a residential tower in Dubai Marina or Business Bay. Buyers here are taking a position on a specific concept, not just a location.
AED 3,051,740: One Configuration, One Price
The listing shows a single price: AED 3,051,740. The minimum and maximum are identical, which tells you something about what is on offer. There is one apartment configuration. There is no budget entry-level variant and no expanded larger-format option. If this price works for you, you are looking at the right unit.
At just over AED 3 million, Artist Hotel sits in mid-to-upper territory for Dubai apartments. That positions it for buyers combining personal use with rental income potential, rather than a primary residence purchase.
What the Amenity Set Says
| Category | Facilities |
|---|---|
| Fitness & Recreation | Gymnasium, Indoor Swimming Pool |
| Outdoor & Landscaping | Landscaped Gardens |
| Food & Beverage | Restaurants |
| Family | Children's Play Area |
| Security | CCTV Security |
An indoor swimming pool on a development that already sits on an island is a considered inclusion. It keeps the facility usable regardless of season and gives residents a controlled environment separate from the open waterfront. The restaurants carry particular weight in this location: with a water transfer as the only connection to the mainland, on-site dining is a practical feature, not an optional extra. The children's play area signals that the developer is building for families, not only for investors.
Completion Scheduled for June 2027
Construction began in May 2025. The expected handover date is June 2027, approximately twelve months from now. For buyers entering at this stage, the project is well into the build. Roughly thirteen months of construction have already passed with about twelve months remaining.
A buyer entering now is closer to handover than to the launch date. The remaining timeline limits the exposure to construction delays or market shifts during the wait.
Getting In at 20%
| Milestone | Payment |
|---|---|
| Down payment | 20% |
| During construction | 60% |
| On handover | 20% |
The entry point is a 20% down payment. The bulk of the purchase, 60%, is tied to construction milestones. The remaining 20% comes due at handover in June 2027.
This is a construction-linked payment structure, standard for Dubai off-plan. There is no post-handover installment option, which means the full purchase price must be settled by the time the building completes. The handover tranche of 20% on a AED 3,051,740 unit comes to approximately AED 610,000, payable in mid-2027.