New launchBinghatti
Community · Downtown & Urban
Partially establishedMajan
A 16.5 million square foot pocket of Dubailand that has its own malls, supermarkets and clinics, and no metro.
- StageStage
- Partially established
- TypesProperty types
- Apartments
- FromFrom
- AED 585K
- HandoverHandover window
- Q4 2027
What it is
The bit of Dubailand that built its shops first.
Majan sits in Wadi Al Safa 3 within Dubailand and covers about 16.5 million square feet. It was branded as the downtown of Dubailand and planned as a mixed-use district rather than a villa cluster: roughly a third residential apartments, with the balance commercial, retail and leisure.
Retail, clinics and supermarkets inside the community, at a Dubailand price. The towers are still arriving.
What exists today
What is physically there in Majan.
Majan lies in Wadi Al Safa 3 within Dubailand and covers approximately 16.5 million square feet, planned as a mixed-use district of roughly 32 per cent residential apartments, 24 per cent commercial and 44 per cent retail and leisure.
Remal Mall trades in the district as a shopping, leisure and dining destination.
Midtown Central Majan retail centre operates with 38 retail units including a supermarket, restaurants, cafes and a clinic.
Local supermarkets and groceries serve the residential blocks, with Carrefour and Viva outlets in the wider area.
Nurseries and schools serve the area, including Kent College Dubai nearby, with British, American and Indian curriculum options within a short drive.
No metro station serves Majan; access is by Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Emirates Road. Several residential towers are under construction at once.
Last verified
- Value buyers and investors who want working retail and healthcare within walking distance at an inland price.
- Less suited to
- anyone who needs a metro, a park network, or a finished streetscape.
Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) and Emirates Road (E611) serve the district, with Global Village, IMG Worlds and Dubai Outlet Mall a short drive away.
No metro station serves Majan. The district is car-dependent.
Existing — built and open
- Remal MallRetail
- Midtown Central Majan retail centre with clinic and supermarketRetail
- Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Emirates Road accessRoad
Who it suits, and who it doesn't
- Value buyers and investors who want working retail and healthcare within walking distance at an inland price.
- Less suited to
- anyone who needs a metro, a park network, or a finished streetscape.
Connectivity & infrastructure
Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) and Emirates Road (E611) serve the district, with Global Village, IMG Worlds and Dubai Outlet Mall a short drive away.
No metro station serves Majan. The district is car-dependent.
Existing — built and open
- Remal MallRetail
- Midtown Central Majan retail centre with clinic and supermarketRetail
- Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Emirates Road accessRoad
Projects in this community
When the supply lands.
2 projects we cover in Majan, grouped by the year they are due to hand over — so you can see where completions cluster before you pick one.
2027
Handover 2027 · 1 project- New launchBinghatti
Handover to be confirmed
1 project
New launchMeraki Developers
Next step
Availability in Majan comes from a person.
What is for sale in Majan changes week to week, project by project and building by building. Tell us the budget and the bedrooms you have in mind and we will send what is genuinely open, at today's prices, with our view on which to look at first.
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Developers active here
OAC18 Perspective
The most self-sufficient corner of Dubailand, and one of the densest.
- Where it is strong
- Remal Mall and Midtown Central Majan trading inside the district, supermarkets, clinics and food at ground level, schools and nurseries nearby, and two motorways at the edge.
- Where it falls short
- No metro, heavy and continuing apartment construction, a dense mixed-use layout with little green space, and a resale market competing against the whole of Dubailand on price.
- Supply and handover
Majan's residential plots are being built by many developers on a compressed footprint, so towers will complete close together and compete with one another directly at handover. The wider Dubailand zone supplies an effectively unlimited alternative at similar prices, which is the structural reason to underwrite this on rent rather than on an exit at completion.
We would recommend it to an investor or value buyer who wants working amenity now and is modelling rent rather than appreciation. We would not recommend it to a family expecting parks and quiet, and we would want to know what is approved on the adjoining plots before valuing any view.
Compare with nearby communities
Where else the same money goes.
Partially establishedDubaiLand Residence Complex
A comparable inland apartment cluster a few minutes away, quieter and with less retail of its own.
- Partially established
Dubailand
The wider zone Majan sits inside, where amenity varies enormously from cluster to cluster.
Ask what we would avoid in Majan.
Twenty minutes on Majan specifically — which phases, which developers, and where the handover and resale risk actually sits.