Belmore Residence by Ellington at MBR City Dubai

Ellington is a Dubai based, design led property developer founded in 2014. Its founders are Robert D. Booth, who is Managing Director, Joseph Thomas, and Elie Naaman, who is CEO International. The company builds in more than 15 Dubai communities, including Jumeirah Village Circle, Downtown Dubai, Dubai Hills Estate, Palm Jumeirah, Business Bay and Dubai Islands, and has a project in Ras Al Khaimah. It has collected International Property Awards in several years since 2016.

Ellington has finished more than 20 residential buildings in Dubai. The handovers below are confirmed, each with the year keys were first released to owners. They cover apartment buildings in 3 communities.

Eaton Place, Jumeirah Village Circle: 2019
DT1, Downtown Dubai: 2021
Belgravia III, Jumeirah Village Circle: 2022
Wilton Terraces, MBR City: 2022
Harrington House, Jumeirah Village Circle: 2022
Belgravia Heights, Jumeirah Village Circle: 2022
Berkeley Place, MBR City: 2025

More than 25 further Ellington buildings are under construction, including The Crestmark, Eaton Square and Ocean House.

Meydan Horizon is a master planned district by Meydan inside Mohammed Bin Rashid City, in the Bukadra area on the edge of the Ras Al Khor wetlands. It is between Al Khail Road and Ras Al Khor Road, which link the district to the creek, the business districts and the airport. The plan combines residential towers with shops, cafes, landscaped walkways and open green space, so residents of Belmore Residences Meydan Horizon have daily needs inside the district.

Belmore by Ellington gives buyers 5 clear strengths.
Finished track record: Buyers can walk through completed Ellington buildings and judge build quality before they commit.
Light density: With about 8 homes per floor, lift waits stay short and shared facilities stay uncrowded.
Protected outlook: The neighbouring sanctuary is a Ramsar listed wetland, land kept for wildlife rather than new towers.
Proven demand: Developer inventory sold out after launch, which shows strong early interest from buyers.
Work on site: Construction started in August 2025, so the build is already moving rather than waiting on approvals

The Belmore Residences floor plan set has 8 layouts across 3 home types. Every layout has more bathrooms than bedrooms, which gives guests their own washroom. The table shows each home type and size, followed by the building stack from street level to the roof.

• Ground Floor: Entrance lobby, reception lounge, and retail and F&B units.
• Podium Levels: Four levels of covered resident parking.
• Rooftop: Resident amenity level with open sky views.

Families at Belmore apartments MBR City have international schools within a short drive. Hospitals with emergency and specialist care are close, and several parks give space for weekend outings. Times below are by car from the building.

Schools

Hospitals

Parks

• The Block, Dubai Design District: 7 minutes
• Nad Al Sheba Park: 8 minutes
• Nad Al Sheba 2 Park: 9 minute​

At the Belmore Residences handover, each buyer walks through the apartment with the developer's customer team before signing the key release. The check covers wall and ceiling finishes, doors, windows, tiles, kitchen and bathroom fittings, air conditioning, water pressure and every power point. Each defect goes on a written snag list, and the developer repairs the listed items under the handover terms.

• Structural Maintenance: 10 years from the building completion certificate under Dubai Law No. 6 of 2019, covering the frame, foundations and load bearing elements.
• Fixtures and fittings Maintenance: 1 year for electrical, mechanical and sanitary installations such as wiring, pumps and plumbing.
• Raising a defect claim: Report the issue in writing to Ellington customer care with photos and the unit number while the Maintenance is active; faults in shared areas go to the building management company.

Under Dubai's jointly owned property rules, the building management company insures the structure and common areas against fire, destruction and similar damage. The premium is part of the annual service charge, so every owner contributes in proportion to unit size. This policy protects the shell and shared spaces, not the contents inside each apartment.

Owners living in their apartment can buy contents insurance for furniture, appliances, valuables and personal liability. Investors who let the unit usually take landlord insurance, which covers landlord supplied contents, liability and, in some policies, loss of rent. UAE banks make property insurance a mortgage condition along with life cover for the borrower, and the lender confirms whether the building policy meets its terms.