Meydan Avenue is a district of Dubai.
Meydan Avenue is a mixed-use district located alongside Al Meydan Road immediately adjacent to Meydan Racecourse and The Meydan Hotel. The area forms part of the wider Meydan neighbourhood in Mohammed Bin Rashid City and combines residential blocks, retail corridors and landscaped open space focused on a canal promenade and a central plaza.
Meydan Avenue sits within Nad Al Sheba 1 in the Meydan quarter of Mohammed Bin Rashid City. Its coordinates are approximately 25.158305°N, 55.296535°E. The development occupies the strip beside the racecourse and is designed to link leisure, retail and residential uses: a dedicated park, a canal-front promenade and a commercial hub are integral elements of the masterplan. The district is positioned to take advantage of events at the racecourse and the venue infrastructure of Meydan while also offering everyday neighbourhood amenities.
The nearest Dubai Metro station on paper is on the Red Line (station code R26), located several kilometres from the district; the metro point recorded in official data is at about 5,162 metres from Meydan Avenue, which is not considered walkable for day-to-day travel. Major arterial roads are readily accessible from the site, providing direct driving routes across Dubai.
Approximate road distances from Meydan Avenue to key Dubai destinations:
The masterplan for Meydan Avenue emphasises contemporary low- to mid-rise architecture and a mix of uses arranged along the canal and around a central plaza. The published concept envisages approximately 1,811 residential apartments ranging from one- to three-bedroom layouts in low-level buildings, with a number of prestige apartments located on the Canal Front. Retail provision is planned in the form of two glass-fronted shopping arcades: one wrapping around the racecourse car park and another fronting the canal promenade, together with smaller neighbourhood shopping centres and clerical facilities such as mosques and kindergartens.
The scheme also references cultural and civic components associated with the Meydan estate: the Meydan Arena and the Meydan Headquarters are described as architectural elements intended to play a role in event and business activity at the precinct.
On-site and adjacent projects currently identified for Meydan Avenue include a mix of finished and delivered schemes as well as developments included in the broader Meydan pipeline. Projects within the immediate site linked below:
Several named developments are recorded in the immediate Meydan Avenue area or the wider Meydan neighbourhood. Where registry and status details are published, these are noted:
Other named schemes appear in local project lists though registry or status details are not provided in the published data. The recorded on-site projects and nearby completed buildings together form the built context for Meydan Avenue.
The masterplan and local guidance reference a neighbourhood retail offer, canal-front dining opportunities and pocket parks. Public open space is focused on the canal promenade and a central plaza intended to support leisure and events. For families, the area has schools recorded nearby in public descriptions, including the Bilingual French International School (approx. 0.5 km cited in local guides) and Rashid and Latifa Schools (approx. 1.9 km cited in local guides).
Meydan Avenue targets residents seeking proximity to event and leisure facilities at Meydan Racecourse while remaining within easy driving distance of central Dubai. The environment is suited to those who prefer low- to mid-rise apartment living with access to waterfront promenades, parkland and a compact retail provision. The district is also practical for professionals who commute by road to Downtown, Business Bay or DIFC, and for families seeking nearby schooling options and parks.
By road the distance to Burj Khalifa / Downtown Dubai is about 4.9 km; The Dubai Mall is about 4.7 km away.
The nearest recorded metro stop on the Red Line (code R26) is roughly 5.2 km from Meydan Avenue and is not classified as walkable; road travel is the primary local mode of access.
Published material describes low- to mid-rise residential buildings containing one- to three-bedroom apartments, with a number of higher-specification units arranged on the Canal Front.
The masterplan includes two glass-fronted retail arcades, a canal promenade, a central plaza, dedicated parkland, neighbourhood shopping centres, kindergartens and places of worship as part of the community framework.
The figures below come from registered Dubai Land Department transactions, not from listings. We show the median rather than the mean, so that one-off penthouses do not distort it.
| Building | Deals | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|
| Emerge Residences by Elysian | 47 | 23 771 |
| Woodland Crest | 34 | 24 965 |
| Azizi Park Avenue | 28 | 18 276 |
| Saddlewood Park | 18 | 22 673 |
| Azizi Greenfield | 13 | 35 533 |
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Source: Dubai Land Department transaction registry. Prices per square metre, sale transactions.
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