Reem is a low-rise, master-planned gated community developed by Emaar within the DubaiLand area. Launched in April 2013, the project is conceived as a modern desert oasis with a strong emphasis on open landscapes, a sweeping central park and a set of recreational features designed to evoke traditional desert leisure. The development model focuses on townhouse living arranged around shared parks, courtyards and pedestrian routes rather than high-rise towers.
Reem sits on the south side of Emirates Road (E611), opposite Town Square Dubai on Al Qudra Road, and forms part of the DubaiLand cluster. The master-development includes several residential communities; the first two delivered neighbourhoods are Mira and Mira Oasis. Reem is adjacent to Al Minhad Air Base and is in close proximity to recreational and leisure facilities such as Global Village, Arabian Ranches Golf Club and Dubai Polo & Equestrian Club.
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Reem is positioned at the cross-roads of Al Qudra Road and Emirates Road, which provides direct driving access to several parts of Dubai. The neighbourhood is not situated next to a Dubai Metro station; the nearest Red Line station is identified as code R73 at a distance of 15,298 metres (not classified as walkable).
Straight-line distances to major Dubai destinations (as recorded):
Because Reem is positioned near major arterial roads, commuting is typically by private car. Proximity to Global Village and to leisure amenities on Al Qudra is a notable locational advantage for residents seeking easy access to weekend and outdoor activities.
Reem was designed around a large central park and a botanical park intended to showcase native and regional flora. The overall master plan emphasises outdoor public space and recreational facilities rather than mixed-use high-rises. The community concept includes a range of outdoor leisure features and organised activity areas; examples described in developer materials and project summaries include:
Community-level amenities envisaged or provided across the delivered phases include mosques, a retail plaza, a residents’ club, restaurants and cafés, nurseries and primary schools, dedicated jogging and bicycle paths, a cricket pitch and several football fields. Mira and Mira Oasis each incorporate their own smaller parks, swimming pools and sports facilities within their sectors.
Housing stock in the delivered phases is predominantly townhouses. Mira townhouses were offered in several model types with features such as driveways, private courtyards, terraces and wooden fittings. Mira Oasis is organised into multiple sectors to the north of the Reem site; these sectors include community parks, pools and sports facilities and have been completed.
Reem is primarily suited to households and buyers seeking low-rise, family-oriented townhouse living with access to large open green spaces and outdoor leisure options. The community model favours residents who prioritise private outdoor areas, community parks and on-site sports and play facilities over apartment-style living. It is also suitable for those who rely on private transport for daily mobility given the distance to the nearest metro station.
Because the master plan emphasises outdoor recreation and a botanical park, the neighbourhood can appeal to buyers and tenants looking for a suburban lifestyle within Dubai that places greater emphasis on landscaped public realm and organised outdoor activities.
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