The Next Chapter at Jumeirah Golf Estates

The Next Chapter at Jumeirah Golf Estates is a large master-planned expansion launched by Wasl immediately to the west of the existing Jumeirah Golf Estates community. The scheme is envisioned as a comprehensive residential and leisure extension, combining themed districts with apartment clusters, a large central park, dedicated golf, tennis and equestrian areas, a town centre, hospitality facilities and a transit-oriented hub.

What this place is and where it is located

The Next Chapter at Jumeirah Golf Estates spans more than 50 million square feet. Located directly west of the existing Jumeirah Golf Estates, it extends the established golf-and-lifestyle community. The masterplan is organised into six districts, bringing together homes, parkland, sports facilities, a hotel and a mixed-use town centre.

Transport and distances

The masterplan includes a Red Line metro connection and an Etihad Rail station at the western corner of the community, forming part of a transit-oriented development hub around the transport nodes.

• Red Line metro station R73 is approximately 1,594 metres away.

A logistics corridor also divides parts of the golf community into northern and southern sections.

Zoning, scale and built form

The masterplan is divided into six themed districts, each with a distinct mix of homes, amenities and open space.

• Village District — a higher-density neighbourhood with townhouse rows in the south and more than 50 mid-rise apartment buildings in the north. Covering approximately 4.9 million square feet, it includes around 2,976 homes, a park, community centre and sports facilities.
• Central Park District — a roughly 4.1-million-square-foot district centred on a community park of about 1.3 million square feet. Development wraps around the park, with low-rise buildings along its southern edge and high-rise towers in a northern corner. The district includes approximately 5,088 homes.
• Golf Community — covering almost 24 million square feet across northern and southern sectors, this precinct includes a proposed third golf course for Jumeirah Golf Estates. Around the course, 940 villas are planned.
• Town Centre — approximately 20 mid-rise residential buildings arranged around a community mall, with 1,117 homes. The town centre also incorporates retail and hospitality uses.
• Tennis Hub — a 2.3-million-square-foot tennis-focused district with four courts, a tennis stadium, seven mid-rise apartment buildings and landscaped green spaces. It includes around 816 homes.
• Equestrian District — occupying almost 4 million square feet on the southern and eastern edges of the community, this district features an equestrian centre, stables and an equestrian trail. Its townhouse neighbourhoods comprise 512 homes.

Hospitality provision includes a Mandarin Oriental hotel. Wasl has stated that Mandarin Oriental Jumeirah Golf Estates is scheduled to open in 2030.

Who this district is suitable for

The Next Chapter at Jumeirah Golf Estates is designed for several types of residents and buyers:

• Golf enthusiasts seeking villas and homes close to the planned third golf course.
• Families looking for extensive parkland, sports facilities and community amenities in the Central Park and Village districts.
• Residents and tenants drawn to apartment living in mid-rise buildings and towers near shared amenities and the town centre.
• Tennis and equestrian enthusiasts, with dedicated facilities for both sports.
• Residents seeking a transit-connected community centred around rail and metro links.

FAQ

Q: Who is the master developer?
A: Wasl is the master developer of The Next Chapter at Jumeirah Golf Estates.

Q: When is the Mandarin Oriental hotel expected to open?
A: Mandarin Oriental Jumeirah Golf Estates is expected to open in 2030.

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