At the same time, the company awarded a AED 1 billion contract for Phase 7 of Nad Al Sheba Gardens. The contract shows the firm’s commitment to expanding its portfolio.
Nad Al Sheba Gardens is noted for its suburban residential appeal, offering a quieter setting compared with the urban density of projects like City Walk.
Meraas describes the City Walk project as a “lifestyle-first address,” blending homes with retail, dining, entertainment and green spaces. Such a blend of uses aims to reduce the need for residents to travel far for daily necessities.
The developer says it applies strict “design governance” to its luxury communities. This oversight is intended to maintain aesthetic consistency, enhance property values, and ensure a cohesive community environment.
Meraas also promotes a “service-led living” concept for its apartments. Residents receive concierge support to enhanced maintenance and security, aiming to provide unparalleled convenience and comfort.
These initiatives by Meraas reflect a robust and strategic outlook on Dubai’s real estate sector. By simultaneously developing urban hubs like City Walk Crestlane and expanding suburban communities such as Nad Al Sheba Gardens, the developer is addressing a broad spectrum of market demands while embedding key industry trends, lifestyle-first design, stringent governance, and service-led living, into its core offerings. This integrated approach positions Meraas to continue playing a significant role in shaping Dubai’s future urban fabric.
