Park Five by Deyaar is a district of Dubai, 4.0 km from Jumeirah Golf Estates Metro Station.
Park Five by Deyaar is a subcommunity within Dubai Production City (formerly IMPZ). Launched by Deyaar, the development forms part of a larger masterplan in the Me’aisem First area and combines mid-rise residential buildings with landscaped open space and communal facilities according to the original project communications. The project has gone through a phased rollout; recent developer statements and public records describe several building phases and recorded land department transactions associated with the community.
Park Five is positioned inside Dubai Production City, a district often referred to by its IMPZ name in planning documents. The official site path used in project listings locates Park Five as: Dubai > DubaiLand > Me’aisem First > Dubai Production City > Park Five by Deyaar. Coordinates published for the subcommunity are latitude 25.035934, longitude 55.197529. Park Five has been introduced to the market in phases by Deyaar; public summaries indicate successive launches for buildings within the masterplan, including a Phase 2 release and additional blocks announced as the final phase.
Public records and aggregated feeds include transaction listings for this development: there are 50 sale transaction records published under the Dubai Land Department open data reference for Park Five. Visual material released with the project shows initial concept designs; developer communications caution that designs, amenities and landscaping may evolve during delivery.
Park Five sits at a moderate distance from Dubai’s major transport corridors. The nearest Dubai Metro reference is on the Red Line with station code R73, at a measured straight-line distance of approximately 3,999 metres (about 4.0 km). This distance means the metro is not considered walkable in everyday terms; most journeys to the station would require a vehicle, taxi or feeder transport.
Given these distances, Park Five is closer to Dubai Marina, JBR and Mall of the Emirates than to central Downtown Dubai or DXB airport by road. The location is therefore convenient for access to western and southern leisure and residential districts, while connections to central business districts require longer cross-city travel.
Park Five contains multiple named residential buildings released by the developer. Project information published for the subcommunity lists three principal on-site schemes; each entry is referenced below by the exact project name and link provided in project communications:
Project statements from the developer indicate that a Phase 2 release added 343 new units to Park Five and that the launches of later blocks—identified in communications as Ivy and Alder—form the final phase of the development. The developer provided scheduled completion windows for those phases in public announcements. Concept imagery circulated at launch represents initial architectural and landscape intentions; these concept images are useful for comparison with later built outcomes, because projects can undergo design changes as construction progresses.
Publicly available transaction listings for Park Five reflect active market movement within the development; the Dubai Land Department feeds show multiple sale records tied to the community. Images associated with the project in external portals depict early designs and masterplan elements rather than final delivered finishes in every case.
Park Five is suited to residents who prioritise a residential neighbourhood within the broader Dubai Production City envelope rather than an inner‑city location. Its relative proximity to Dubai Marina, JBR and Mall of the Emirates makes it an option for people working in or frequenting those areas, while the distance to central business districts is longer and typically requires a vehicle commute.
The community profile also fits households seeking mid-density residential settings with on-site amenity provision as outlined by the developer. Local schooling options are referenced in project summaries; among those cited in community information are Sunmarke School (approx. 1.5 km) and Arcadia British School (approx. 2.0 km), indicating nearby education choices within short driving distance.
Those looking for investment or residency in developments launched in phases should note the developer’s staged delivery approach: phases and block launches have been handled sequentially and publicly announced with associated unit releases and planned completion windows.
Where exactly is Park Five located?
Park Five is a subcommunity inside Dubai Production City (IMPZ), listed in project material under the site path Dubai > DubaiLand > Me’aisem First > Dubai Production City > Park Five by Deyaar. Published coordinates are 25.035934, 55.197529.
Which metro line serves the area?
The nearest metro reference is on the Red Line, station code R73, at about 3,999 metres (approximately 4.0 km) from the subcommunity; this distance generally requires a vehicle to reach the station.
What projects are part of Park Five?
Listed projects on site include Neem at Park Five, Ivy at Park Five and Alder at Park Five. Exact project pages are linked above for reference.
Are there published completion schedules or transaction records?
Developer communications mention phased delivery and scheduled completion windows for given phases; public records compiled from the Dubai Land Department show sale transaction entries for Park Five, with 50 sale transaction records published under open data references related to the development.
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How to cite:Park Five by Deyaar — Continental Club Property, 2026-07-30, https://continentalclub.ae/location/park-five-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 |
|---|---|---|
| IVY AT PARK FIVE | 185 | 16 347 |
| Neem at Park Five | 131 | 14 285 |
| ALDER AT PARK FIVE | 68 | 14 911 |
Linked names lead to our pages for those projects.
Source: Dubai Land Department transaction registry. Prices per square metre, sale transactions.
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