Authorised Sales Partner — Meraas
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Projects
La Mer, Dubai
Mediterranean apartments at Port de La Mer, Jumeirah 1, described by Meraas as 1 to 3-bedroom homes and listed at 1 BR to 6 BR. The release is sold out; Wincasa handles resale, price on request.
Sold out — register for resale units and the next release
Developed by Meraas · Sold by Wincasa LLC
Starting price
Sold out by the developer — resale only
Bedrooms
1 BR to 6 BR
Destination
La Mer
Status
Sold out
Renders and photographs supplied by Meraas. Finishes, landscaping and views are indicative and may differ at handover.
Amenities
The amenities Meraas lists for PDLM La Sirene.
Floor plans
La Sirene is the Port de La Mer release Meraas pitched at the smaller end of the range, describing apartments of 1 to 3 bedrooms in the Mediterranean style that runs through the whole peninsula off Jumeirah 1. The developer has since closed it: the status shown is sold out, no price is published, and no unit can be reserved from Meraas. Price is on request, which on a closed release means a resale figure agreed with a private owner rather than anything from a developer price list. Wincasa Properties, an authorised sales partner for Meraas, tracks these buildings on the secondary market and can tell you what is genuinely for sale in any given month.
Smaller homes change what the building is used for, and that is worth thinking through before you buy. One and two-bedroom apartments on a beach peninsula tend to attract owner-occupiers who want a lock-up-and-leave, second-home buyers using Dubai part of the year, and landlords letting to professionals working in the city centre. That mix usually means more turnover among neighbours than in a family building, and it also means demand holds up when larger units are slow. Note the developer's own ranges do not line up: the written description says 1 to 3 bedrooms, the published floor plans run from one to four bedrooms, and the listing header reads 1 BR to 6 BR.
Meraas names five shared amenities for this part of Port de La Mer, the fullest list of the three apartment releases here: beach access, swimming pools, an outdoor park with children's play areas, boutiques and restaurants, and five-star hospitality experiences. Beyond the building, the peninsula does the heavy lifting. A marina of more than 190 berths sits at the centre of the development, the developer counts 55 dining venues along the waterfront and the streets behind, and Downtown Dubai's offices and nightlife are a short drive inland. On a delivered building, though, the decisive figures are the ones the developer never published: the annual service charge, the reserve fund and the standard of community management.
The developer's drive times put La Mer at 5 minutes, City Walk at 10 and Dubai International Airport at 15, which is the argument for buying on this coast rather than further out. Because the release is closed, a purchase here is a private transaction: terms agreed with the owner, a no-objection certificate issued by the developer or community manager, and the transfer registered at the Dubai Land Department, with Wincasa running the search, the negotiation and the paperwork. In the event Meraas releases inventory at Port de La Mer again, the sale and purchase agreement would be signed with Meraas Development LLC and instalments paid into the project's escrow account under Dubai Land Department rules, never to the broker.
Meraas rebuilt this stretch of the Jumeirah 1 seafront as a beach, marina and restaurant district with homes behind it. Eleven Meraas addresses sit here, from Port de La Mer to Solaya and Asora Bay.
Explore La MerWincasa’s view
La Sirene is the practical entry point to Port de La Mer. Smaller apartments on a beachfront peninsula suit a buyer who wants a Dubai base rather than a family house: a lock-up-and-leave second home, or a unit that can be let when it is empty. The trade-off is that you are buying into a building with more churn than a family block and less protection from a soft market at the smaller end. If a larger home on the same peninsula is what you actually want, La Rive and La Cote are the comparisons to make before you settle.
Verification matters more than usual here, because the developer publishes three different bedroom ranges for the same building and the release closed some time ago. Work from the specific apartment: its floor plan, its title deed area, and recent photographs rather than launch imagery. Ask for the last two years of service charge invoices and the reserve fund position, since pools, landscaping and marina frontage are costly to maintain. Check whether the seller has a mortgage to clear, and confirm the no-objection certificate fee and timescale with the community manager, as both affect when you can complete.
On the market: Meraas has sold out every apartment release at Port de La Mer, so all movement is now between private owners and genuine listings are scarce. Scarcity pushes asking prices above transacted ones, which is why evidence should drive your offer rather than the fear of missing a listing. Ask Wincasa for the transacted record across the peninsula, and weigh the running costs alongside the price, because on a smaller apartment the service charge is a larger share of the total cost of holding it. If letting is part of the plan, confirm the community's position on short lets in writing before you buy.
This section is Wincasa Properties’ own assessment as the sales partner. It is not the developer’s statement, and it is not financial or legal advice — take your own before you commit.
The neighbourhood
PDLM La Sirene sits in La Mer, Dubai. The places below are the landmarks Meraas names around the project, with the developer's own distances.
Landmarks as named by the developer. Ask Wincasa for driving times measured from the plot at the time you visit.
The developer has not published map coordinates for this project. Ask Wincasa for the plot location and a site visit.
The enquiry goes to Wincasa Properties, the authorised sales partner — not to the developer. We reply with what is actually available, the developer’s current price and the payment plan in writing.
Tell Wincasa the unit type and budget you have in mind for PDLM La Sirene. A consultant replies with what is released today, the developer's payment plan and the steps to reserve — at the developer's own price, with independent advice from the first call through to handover.
Your enquiry is received and answered by Wincasa Properties (Wincasa LLC), authorised sales partner. It is not sent to Meraas.
