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City Walk: Prices, Yields & Investor Guide
City Walk is Meraas's low-rise urban lifestyle district near Downtown, blending boutique retail, dining and contemporary apartments in a walkable, European-style street layout.
Updated August 2026
AED 2,700
Average price/sqft
6%
Gross rental yield
AED 2.6M
Entry price, from
Dubai
Location
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At a glance
MeraasDeveloper
Low-rise urban lifestyleCharacter
FreeholdOwnership
Central, walkable livingBest for
What is City Walk?
City Walk is a Meraas-developed lifestyle destination close to Downtown Dubai and Jumeirah, known for its open-air retail streets, restaurants and design-led low- and mid-rise residences. It offers a more relaxed, walkable alternative to high-rise living while staying central.
For buyers it is a lifestyle-led, centrally located address with strong rental appeal to professionals who want walkability and amenities on the doorstep. Prices are premium for the location and finish; the investment case is quality of location and tenant demand rather than headline yield.
Prices & market data
Amenities & lifestyle
Retail & dining
- Open-air boutique retail streets
- Restaurants and cafés
- Cinema, gym and wellness
Lifestyle
- Walkable, European-style layout
- Green spaces and plazas
- Near Downtown and Jumeirah
Connectivity
- Minutes to Downtown Dubai
- Al Wasl / Jumeirah access
- ~15 min to DXB airport
City Walk — frequently asked questions
City Walk is developed by Meraas as a low-rise urban lifestyle district near Downtown Dubai.
Yes, it is a freehold community open to foreign ownership.
It is a lifestyle-led, central address with strong tenant appeal for professionals who value walkability. The case is location quality and demand rather than top-end yield.
Its low-rise, open-air street layout and boutique retail give it a walkable, European feel that contrasts with Dubai’s high-rise districts, while staying central.