The Greens
Suits people who want a quiet, low-rise and landscaped setting rather than tower living, with Media City close by and Dubai Internet City station about six minutes on foot.
Dubai's residential areas split roughly into tower districts, beach and island addresses, and the older quarters along the Creek. Downtown Dubai, Business Bay and DIFC are dense and central; Dubai Marina, JBR and Palm Jumeirah put daily life on the water; Deira and Bur Dubai are the souk and heritage side of the city. Most of these areas sit within a few minutes' walk of a metro or monorail station.
Open Dubai on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.Suits people who want a quiet, low-rise and landscaped setting rather than tower living, with Media City close by and Dubai Internet City station about six minutes on foot.
Fits professionals working in the financial centre who want galleries and fine dining at street level and Financial Centre station four minutes away.
For residents drawn to the heritage side of the city, with Al Fahidi, the textile souk and the Creek abra crossings, and Al Fahidi station a four-minute walk.
A practical choice for families who want a residential area with Mall of the Emirates and its metro station within a five-minute walk.
Burj Khalifa · Dubai Mall · Fountains · Prestige core
Waterfront towers · Yachts · Promenade dining · Nightlife
Beachfront living · The Walk · Restaurants · Resort feel
Iconic man-made island · Luxury villas · Beach resorts
Canal-side towers · Offices & hotels · Central & modern
Financial centre · Galleries · Fine dining · Corporate
Old Dubai · Gold & spice souks · Creek · Bustling & historic
Heritage district · Al Fahidi · Creek abra · Textile souk
JLT · Lakeside high-rises · Affordable-luxe · Metro-linked
Mall of the Emirates · Family residential · Well-connected
Medical free-zone · Hospitals & clinics · Creek-side
Low-rise · Landscaped · Quiet residential · Near Media City