Projects in Meydan Avenue

Photo of Azizi Greenfield by Azizi Developments
Dubai · Meydan Avenue

Azizi Greenfield

AAzizi Developments
TypeApartment
CompletionReady
Payment1/49/50
Starting

On request

Details
Photo of The 100 by The 100
Dubai · Meydan Avenue

The 100

TThe 100
TypeApartment / Penthouse
CompletionReady
Payment15/45/20/20
Starting

AED 1.7M

Details
Photo of Azizi Park Avenue by Azizi Developments
Dubai · Meydan Avenue

Azizi Park Avenue

AAzizi Developments
TypeApartment
CompletionReady
Payment10/20/70
Starting

On request

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Photo of Emerge Residences by NAAS Development
Dubai · Meydan Avenue

Emerge Residences

NNAAS Development
TypeApartment
CompletionQ4 2027
PaymentOn request
Starting

On request

Details
Photo of Sukoon by Nuri by Nuri Development
Dubai · Meydan Avenue

Sukoon by Nuri

NNuri Development
TypeApartment / Penthouse
CompletionQ4 2026
PaymentOn request
Starting

AED 1.5M

Details
Photo of Émerge Residences by Elysian Development
Dubai · Meydan Avenue

Émerge Residences

EElysian Development
TypeApartment
CompletionQ4 2027
Payment10/40/50
Starting

AED 1.6M

Details
Area guide

Meydan Avenue: Apartments and Penthouses in One of Meydan's Most Active Residential Corridors

Meydan Avenue sits within the broader Meydan district, one of Dubai's more deliberately planned residential and mixed-use zones that has been drawing developer attention for several years. At the subdistrict level, Meydan Avenue has a reasonably concentrated inventory for its size, with 8 projects currently listed across names like Ayana Gardens, Azizi Gardens, Azizi Greenfield, Azizi Park Avenue, Emerge Residences, Sukoon by Nuri, and The 100. That range of project names already tells you something: this is not a single master-developer zone but a corridor where several smaller players have each taken a position.

Six Developers, One Subdistrict

With 6 developers across 8 projects, Meydan Avenue has a fragmented structure. Azizi Developments has the most visible footprint here, with multiple projects under their name, while Elysian Development, NAAS Development, Nuri Development, The 100, and Tuscany Real Estate Development each contribute to the mix. For buyers thinking about resale, a market this varied means build quality and project management will differ from one scheme to the next. It rewards due diligence rather than assuming consistency across the subdistrict.

The property mix is straightforward: all 8 projects include apartments, and 3 of those 8 also offer penthouses. That combination points to a buyer pool that runs from entry-level apartment purchasers to those seeking larger, top-floor units with more space and views. The penthouse presence is notable in a subdistrict this size.

On pricing, the median sits at AED 1,545,000, which is a useful midpoint for calibrating expectations. The full range runs from AED 900,000 at the low end to AED 11,000,000 at the high end, a spread wide enough that the minimum and maximum are effectively describing different product categories. The lower end reflects standard apartment configurations while the upper end almost certainly tracks the penthouse inventory.

The handover window is wide. The earliest completion date is June 2022, meaning some projects in Meydan Avenue may already be complete or in handover, and buyers should confirm current status directly with developers or agents. The latest completion extends to December 2027, so buyers entering the off-plan market now are looking at a wait of up to two years for the furthest units on the horizon.

Entry is accessible. The minimum down payment across listed projects is 1%, which is among the lowest you will encounter in Dubai's off-plan market. 1 of the 8 projects includes a post-handover payment plan, which allows buyers to continue payments after receiving keys rather than settling the full balance at completion. That option reduces the immediate cash requirement at handover for buyers who qualify.

The amenity pattern across Meydan Avenue leans toward everyday comfort and security: gymnasiums, children's play areas, shared pools, CCTV, concierge, and landscaped gardens feature consistently. This is the profile of a residential community aimed at long-term occupiers and families rather than short-stay or holiday-oriented buyers. The concierge presence across multiple projects adds a level of managed living that tends to attract professionals and owner-occupiers who value building services alongside the residential offer.