Dubai is reaching new heights — literally. Known for the iconic Burj Khalifa , Dubai is continuing its race to the top with four of the tallest buildings in the world currently under construction.
These towers reflect Dubai’s global ambition in architecture, real estate, and luxury living. Each one is designed to break records, offering not just height but unique features — from sky mansions and rooftop parks to the world’s highest pool and rainforest.
Tallest buildings in Dubai
Here’s a closer look at the four landmark skyscrapers shaping Dubai’s next-generation skyline.
Burj Azizi
Height: 725 metres
Location: Sheikh Zayed Road, near Dubai World Trade Centre
Floors: 131
Completion target: 2028
Burj Azizi, previously known as Entisar Tower, is positioned to become the world’s second-tallest building after Burj Khalifa. Designed by AE7 and developed by Azizi Developments, the tower resumed construction in 2025 after being rebranded and paused earlier.

Burj Azizi
Once complete, it will dramatically shape the Dubai skyline with its sleek design and central location close to Dubai Mall and major highways.
Burj Binghatti Jacob & Co Residences
Height: 595 metres
Location: Business Bay
Floors: 104 + 7 basement levels
Completion target: 2027
A collaboration between Binghatti Properties and luxury brand Jacob & Co., this ultra-luxury residential tower is set to become the tallest residential building in the world.

Burj Binghatti Jacob & Co Residences
Designed by Silver Stone Engineering Consultants, it features lavish amenities such as sky gardens, private clubs, spas, and “sky mansions.”
The tower’s watch-inspired design reflects Jacob & Co.’s signature aesthetic.
Tiger Sky Tower Dubai
Height: 532 metres
Location: TBA (Dubai)
Completion target: 2028–2029
Developed by Tiger Properties, Tiger Sky Tower is aiming for multiple world records—including the highest infinity pool, highest restaurant, and even a lush indoor rainforest.

Tiger Sky Tower Dubai
With a project budget of $1 billion, the tower will feature a futuristic glass exterior and a rooftop park. Construction began in May 2024.
Six Senses Residences Dubai Marina
Height: 517 metres
Location: Dubai Marina (Tallest Block)
Floors: 122
Completion target: 2028
Relaunched from the earlier Pentominium project, the Six Senses Residences Dubai Marina will feature 251 branded luxury apartments, aiming to become the world’s tallest standalone residential skyscraper.

Tiger Sky Tower Dubai (Select Group)
With prices starting from Dhs 5.8 million, the tower will offer wellness-focused living through the Six Senses brand, known globally for sustainable luxury.
Dubai’s skyline keeps evolving
These four towers are not just about height—they represent Dubai’s evolving role as a global hub for luxury living, architectural innovation, and real estate investment.
As the city moves towards the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan, these developments highlight a shift toward ultra-luxury, wellness-focused, and integrated urban lifestyles.
tanvir@dubainewsweek.com