Midtown by Deyaar is a district of Dubai, 2.0 km from Jumeirah Golf Estates Metro Station, 2 listings available with us.
Midtown by Deyaar is an integrated urban community located inside Dubai Production City (formerly International Media Production Zone). Launched at Cityscape in 2014 and built in multiple phases, the development occupies a position close to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road and combines residential blocks, a long landscaped retail concourse and supporting infrastructure intended for family-oriented housing.
Midtown by Deyaar comprises six districts made up of a total of 24 buildings with a combined built-up area of almost five million square feet. It was planned as a medium-density residential enclave offering studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments across a range of building heights. The masterplan includes a continuous green concourse for retail and community uses, and the site is positioned within Dubai Production City, with direct access to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road (E311).
The nearest Dubai Metro station on the Red Line is coded R73 and is about 2,047 metres from Midtown by Deyaar, a distance typically considered not walkable for most residents. The community relies primarily on car and local road connections. Typical driving times from Midtown by Deyaar to major destinations, as recorded in the project material, are roughly:
Because Midtown sits close to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, most locations across Dubai are reachable by private car within typical urban driving times. Internal connectivity also includes a planned network of pedestrian concourses and landscaped links between buildings and retail areas.
The Midtown masterplan was implemented in several phases. Key elements and milestones from the developer’s programme and public records include:
Contract awards and construction notes in the project record include a 29-month contract signed in July 2017 with Belhasa Engineering and Contracting Company to build the 1,238 units in Afnan and Dania districts, and a later contract package in November 2020 valued at AED 370 million awarded to Gammon & Billimoria for phases 3 and 4. Sales updates published by the developer in May 2019 reported that sales in the Afnan and Dania districts had exceeded 90 percent.
The retail spine is described in the original masterplan as a 1 km-long green concourse with 27 buildings intended to accommodate shops, cafes, restaurants, nurseries and medical clinics. A hospitality component was also included as a potential future element in the masterplan. As with many large-scale projects, the realised development can differ from initial concept images and buyers commonly compare early masterplan artwork with the completed construction.
Recorded market activity for Midtown by Deyaar includes 50 sale transaction records published under the Dubai Land Department’s open-data releases; these records are maintained and updated through the government’s data channels.
Primary projects within the Midtown development include:
Midtown by Deyaar targets middle-income households seeking apartment living in a planned, family-oriented community. The range of unit sizes from studios to three-bedroom apartments and the inclusion of communal amenities such as landscaped lawns, courts and pools make the development appropriate for singles, couples and small to medium-sized families. Proximity to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road suits residents who commute by car, while the presence of a long retail concourse aims to provide everyday services within walking distance of residential blocks once retail outlets are operational.
How many apartments are in Midtown by Deyaar?
Across the first three named districts (Afnan, Dania and Noor) the development programme lists a combined total of over 1,800 apartments: 659 in Afnan, 579 in Dania and 593 in Noor as described in the project materials.
What types of amenities are planned?
Planned amenities include landscaped open areas, sports courts (basketball and tennis), swimming pools and a retail concourse with shops, cafes, restaurants and community services. Specific operating outlets and tenants are allocated as retail phases are developed.
Is Midtown well connected by public transport?
The nearest Red Line metro station is about 2,047 metres away (station code R73). The site is primarily car-oriented, with direct access to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road for most journeys across Dubai.
Where can I find detailed project listings or transaction records?
Transaction summaries and sale records for Midtown by Deyaar are available through the Dubai Land Department’s published open data; project pages and developer announcements provide details on individual buildings and sales progress.
For project-level information and specific apartment listings within Midtown, see the development project pages such as Jannat, which links directly to the on-site project details maintained on the Continental Club website.
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How to cite:Midtown by Deyaar — Continental Club Property, 2026-07-30, https://continentalclub.ae/location/midtown-by-deyaar/
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.
The yield is calculated across the whole district rather than the buildings on this page: there are still too few rental contracts for them, as the buildings are under construction or only recently handed over. Both rent and price in this ratio are district figures for the same 12 months.
| Building | Deals | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|
| JANNAT | 235 | 12 829 |
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Source: Dubai Land Department transaction registry. Prices per square metre, sale transactions.
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Largest management companies in the area: Deyaar Community Management (17), Wasl Owners Association Management Services (8), Stratum Owner Association Management Services (4).
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RERA-approved 2026 budgets from the DLD service charge index (Mollak); residential buildings. Rate is AED per sq ft per year; YoY compares the same buildings in 2025.
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