The Wilds is a district of Dubai.
The Wilds is a residential district within Wadi Al Safa 3 in DubaiLand that has been planned around extensive landscaping and natural habitats. The masterplan places green corridors and native planting at the centre of the community and groups homes around a large central park with trails and outdoor activity zones.
The Wilds is a low‑density villa development conceived as a nature‑first neighbourhood. The scheme comprises approximately 1,700 homes and includes a collection of architect‑designed mansions by Nabil Gholam. The community is built around a central park with meditation decks, fitness zones and scenic nature trails. The developer has stated an intention to incorporate an international school with outdoor and eco‑focused facilities as part of the overall plan.
Aldar has launched The Wilds as its third residential community in Dubai; formal sales began on 27th February at the Coca‑Cola Arena in Dubai. The development has generated recorded resale activity: fifty sale transaction records for The Wilds are available in government data releases published by the Dubai Land Department.
Nearest Dubai Metro line: Red Line (station code R31). The reported straight‑line or network distance places the closest Red Line point at roughly 11.1 km; the site is not classified as walkable to metro. Road driving times quoted for typical journeys from The Wilds are:
These times are indicative and based on typical traffic conditions reported in the project information; actual journeys will vary with route and time of day.
The Wilds comprises predominantly detached villas, including three‑bedroom villa types and a range of premium villas. The developer’s published figures reference three‑bedroom villas starting at AED 5 million and premium villas priced between AED 10 million and AED 11 million. A distinct collection of 38 Moringa mansions by Nabil Gholam Architects is part of the offer; these mansions provide either five or six bedrooms arranged around a central green courtyard.
Homes are arranged to maximise access to the central park and linear green corridors. The community masterplan emphasises native planting and wildlife habitats together with outdoor learning areas. A single on‑site project is listed within the area:
On‑site facilities described in the project material include multiple swimming pools, a spa, an in‑house gym, private rooftop terraces and air‑conditioned basement parking. The Nest Signature Pavilion is promoted as a community hub offering spaces for stargazing and birdwatching, a farm‑to‑table café and a programme of educational activities. Outdoor sports provision includes courts for tennis, basketball and padel, a multi‑use games area (MUGA), cycle tracks and a dedicated kids’ adventure playground.
Resident services are planned to include a range of on‑demand support such as butler services, pet care, move‑in and move‑out assistance, renovation support, landscaping and housekeeping.
The Wilds is promoted with environmental measures across energy, water and materials. The project aims for LEED Gold certification and Fitwel 3‑Star accreditation. Design measures referenced in the project information include photovoltaic systems, water conservation strategies, EV charging infrastructure and passive measures such as maximising natural daylight. Native landscaping and eco corridors are included in the layout to support local wildlife habitats.
The development notes proximity to a number of schools in the wider area. Two schools specifically mentioned are Dunecrest American School (approximately 1.1 km) and Victory Heights Primary School City of Arabia (approximately 2.3 km). The project information also refers to local leisure and retail attractions in DubaiLand and Dubai that are accessible by car within the driving times listed above.
The Wilds is aimed predominantly at buyers seeking larger, villa‑style family homes within a landscaped, low‑density environment. The emphasis on outdoor amenities, an on‑site school in the masterplan, multiple bedroom configurations (including five‑ and six‑bedroom mansions) and family‑oriented recreational spaces makes the community suited to families and buyers who prioritise private outdoor space and a nature‑led setting. The provision of concierge‑style resident services and premium villa typologies indicates an appeal to buyers looking for full‑service residential living.
The masterplan covers around 1,700 homes with a mix of villa types, including three‑bedroom houses, premium villas and a limited collection of five‑ and six‑bedroom mansions.
Project materials state that the masterplan will incorporate an international school with outdoor and eco‑focused facilities as part of the community.
The Wilds was launched by Aldar as its third residential community in Dubai; formal sales events were held at the Coca‑Cola Arena.
The development aims for LEED Gold certification and Fitwel 3‑Star accreditation and includes measures such as photovoltaic systems, water‑saving strategies and EV charging provision.
Images released with the project show initial concept designs and the developer notes that projects can undergo design revisions during delivery. Transactional data for The Wilds is recorded in Dubai Land Department releases and fifty sale transactions have been published under the government’s open data directive.
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 yearly figure compares the last 12 months with the 12 before them. Calendar years would not work here: the current one is unfinished, so the comparison would understate the change.
| Building | Deals | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|
| The Wilds 3 | 396 | 16 530 |
| The Wilds 2 | 254 | 15 571 |
| The Wilds 1 | 251 | 16 146 |
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Source: Dubai Land Department transaction registry. Prices per square metre, sale transactions.
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