The Greens is a district of Dubai, 919 m from Dubai Internet City Metro Station.
The Greens is an established residential community within the Emirates Living area of Dubai, located alongside The Emirates Golf Club. Launched in the early 2000s and now mature, the neighbourhood is characterised by mid-rise apartment complexes set around communal courtyards, landscaped gardens and pedestrian routes. It functions as a compact, self-contained urban pocket with shops, cafés and local services serving residents on foot.
The Greens occupies a position close to Dubai Media City, Internet City, Dubai Marina and Emirates Hills, and benefits from immediate access to Sheikh Zayed Road. The community comprises a number of mid-rise residential complexes set around small lakes and green corridors. Buildings are typically four to seven storeys, grouped in clusters with shared outdoor spaces and amenities. Mature planting and maintained lawns are a visible feature, creating a quieter, low-rise environment compared with Dubai’s high-rise districts.
Public transport and road connections make The Greens convenient for commutes across Dubai. The nearest metro station is on the Red Line (station code R34), approximately 919 metres from the centre of the community and walkable for many residents. Sheikh Zayed Road runs nearby, providing direct driving routes to major business and leisure districts.
Key approximate distances from The Greens include:
The Greens consists of ten principal mid-rise complexes, each made up of several residential blocks. Typical apartment layouts range from studios to four-bedroom units. Properties are arranged around communal courtyards and shared facilities which commonly include swimming pools, gyms, children’s play areas and barbecue spots. The community’s footprint and low-rise scale contribute to a pedestrian-friendly environment with wide footpaths along key routes.
Nearby developments include The Onyx, launched in 2008, and Al Ghaf 2 by Jersey Real Estate Development, planned for 2025. Other residential projects in the area include Dutco Greens Residential, Al Alka 1, Al Alka 3, Al Arta 1–4, Al Ghaf 3 and Al Ghaf 4. These projects complement the established, landscaped character of the wider Emirates Living cluster.
The Greens suits a broad mix of residents. The low- to mid-rise apartment stock and communal facilities appeal to single professionals, couples and small families who prioritise a neighbourhood feel and walkable access to everyday shops and cafés. Its proximity to Dubai Marina, Media City and Internet City also makes it practical for people working in those districts. The presence of mature landscaping and lakes attracts pet owners and those who value quieter outdoor space while remaining within easy reach of Dubai’s amenities.
Local amenities are concentrated around a community shopping centre and street-level cafés and restaurants. The area supports daily errands and socialising on foot: supermarkets, a pharmacy, coffee shops and a selection of restaurants are within a short walk for most residents. The neighbourhood includes a number of recognisable dining options on the walking routes, and leisure outlets for casual dining and coffee are integrated into street-front units.
Healthcare and education options are located in neighbouring districts: Medi Centre is a nearby clinic in Al Barsha and Saudi German Hospital is the nearest A+E hospital. Schools popular with residents are located in Al Barsha and Emirates Hills, including Regent International School and the American School of Dubai.
The Greens comprises several sub-areas and adjacent compounds, including:
The Greens sits within the Emirates Living cluster, adjacent to The Emirates Golf Club and close to Sheikh Zayed Road, with easy access to Dubai Marina, Media City and other western Dubai districts.
The nearest metro station is on the Red Line (station code R34), roughly 919 metres away and generally walkable; road access via Sheikh Zayed Road connects to major destinations across the city.
The neighbourhood is dominated by mid-rise residential complexes of four to seven storeys, with apartment types varying from studios to four-bedroom units and communal outdoor amenities such as pools and gyms.
Local needs are served by the community shopping centre and street-level shops and cafés. Clinical services and hospital A+E are available in neighbouring districts, including Medi Centre in Al Barsha and Saudi German Hospital. Schools serving families are located in Al Barsha and Emirates Hills.
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