Meydan Group is a Dubai developer founded in 2007 and registered with the Dubai Land Department under No. 1181, with 6 projects across 2 communities, including Al Wasl and Ghadeer Al Tair, as of 14.10.2026. Its registered portfolio contains 4 completed projects and 2 under construction. The homes presented on our site are residential developments, ranging from apartment addresses in District One and Al Wasl to phased schemes in District One West. This mix makes the project name and phase important when reviewing a property: District One Residences, District One West and Canal Front Residences are separate developments rather than interchangeable descriptions. Unit volumes also differ substantially between individual schemes, while published starting prices appear on selected under-construction homes. Buyers considering a completed residence can focus on current readiness, whereas a purchaser considering an active development should read the construction stage and projected delivery period alongside the particular unit documentation. The developer’s portfolio therefore combines completed buildings with future handovers within the same broader set of Dubai residential locations.
The first completed-project handover was recorded in March 2024, and the most recent completed-project handover followed in December 2024. Among homes still being built, November 2027 is the furthest scheduled delivery date. These dates sit alongside project-level terms: some entries use a quarter-based handover period, while a completed apartment building may be marked ready to move in. A buyer should treat the development’s own entry as the relevant reference, particularly where a community contains more than one phase.
Within the District One area, Naya at District One is under construction at about 37% complete, with 456 units, a Q2 2027 handover and prices from AED 1,715,240. It differs from District One Residences 14, a completed, ready-to-move-in building with 136 units. District One Residences 12 is another residence entry in the same residential setting, giving purchasers a distinct project reference when checking documentation.
District One West is represented by separate phases. District One West Phase 1 comprises 468 units. The later District One West Phase 2 comprises 229 units and carries a Q4 2027 handover. The difference in phase and unit count means the phase title should remain intact throughout a buyer’s review of the selected home.
In Al Wasl, the two Canal Front entries are both under construction but have different published entry prices. Canal Front Residences starts from AED 2,600,000, while Canal Front Residences 3 and 4 starts from AED 3,899,000. Their titles identify separate residence groupings, so price, building reference and sale documents should be read together.
Match the exact project and phase in the sale paperwork to the relevant DLD project record. For an under-construction home, review the stated construction status and handover term for that development. For a ready home, confirm the building reference and unit details. Check that the selling company in the documents matches the developer recorded for that project in the DLD registry.
They identify different developments and, in the case of District One West, different phases within the same broader area. A residence title should not be shortened when comparing documents, because the building or phase reference distinguishes one purchase route from another. The project title, unit identification and contractual schedule should all point to the same development.
It indicates that the relevant completed building is presented for occupation rather than delivery at a future quarter. That label concerns the development’s stated stage, while the individual unit still requires its own review. Purchasers should read the property description carefully to ensure the apartment, building number and completion wording correspond with the home being considered.
The two Al Wasl entries are separate residence groupings, each with its own stated starting price. A starting figure describes an entry point rather than every home in a development. The selected unit’s layout, building reference and agreed sale terms determine the transaction details, so those items should be considered together rather than inferred from the project title alone.
They help distinguish the scale of one phase from another without treating both as a single project. The unit total is only one part of a property review: the specific building, home reference and delivery terms remain central. Keeping each phase separate in correspondence and paperwork makes it easier to follow which development the documents concern.
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