Myrtle by Meraas: Apartments Inside City Walk's Central Park
Meraas Holding developed Myrtle as part of Central Park at City Walk, placing it within the landscaped core of the district. City Walk sits between Jumeirah and Downtown Dubai, a mid-city address that Meraas built out as a pedestrian-oriented mixed-use district. The Central Park sub-zone, where Myrtle sits, adds green open space that the street-facing towers elsewhere in City Walk do not offer.
Construction started in June 2022. The scheduled handover was April 2025, a date that has now passed. Buyers considering Myrtle today are looking at a delivered or near-delivered asset.
City Walk: What This Location Delivers
City Walk is not a typical Dubai suburb. It sits about 10 minutes from Downtown Dubai and the DIFC by car, with Al Wasl Road and the D71 running adjacent. The Jumeirah beach strip is under five minutes in the same direction.
The district is walkable by Dubai standards. Ground-floor retail, restaurants, and leisure anchor the street level throughout City Walk. The Central Park positioning within this district adds a green layer in a part of the city where most residential towers give it up entirely. For professionals anchored to the DIFC or Business Bay, this is a short commute. For daily life, residents get urban access paired with outdoor space, which is not common at this price point in this part of Dubai.
What AED 1.8M to AED 3.2M Gets You
Myrtle is entirely apartments, with prices running from AED 1,803,357 to AED 3,192,600. The spread of roughly AED 1.4 million reflects the range from compact lower-floor units to larger apartments higher in the building.
At the lower end, the likely buyer is a single occupant or an investor targeting short-term or long-term rental income. The City Walk address works for both. At the upper end, the unit profile suits a couple or small family making this a primary residence. Both ends sit in the mid-to-upper segment for this part of Dubai, without crossing into the ultra-premium tier.
Amenities
| Category | Facilities |
|---|---|
| Recreation | Beach Access, Health Club, Shared Pool |
| Dining & Lifestyle | Restaurants |
| Family & Safety | Children's Play Area, Security |
Beach Access stands out for an inland City Walk address. The Health Club and shared pool cover the active-lifestyle baseline. On-site Restaurants reduce the dependency on leaving the building for daily meals, which matters for residents and short-term tenants alike.
The amenity set is focused rather than exhaustive. Six facilities cover fitness, food, and family needs without the extensive programming that drives service charges higher. The list points to a resident who values practical quality over hotel-style features.
Timeline: Likely Already Delivered
Construction began in June 2022, with an expected completion of April 2025. That date has now passed. Anyone looking at Myrtle today is considering a project that should already be complete, not a development with years remaining on the build schedule.
Getting In for 10%
| Stage | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Down Payment | 10% |
| During Construction | 40% |
| At Handover | 50% |
The entry requirement is 10% down, which sits at the accessible end of Dubai's off-plan market. The full structure is 10/40/50: a modest initial commitment, 40% spread across the construction phase, then 50% at handover. There is no post-handover installment arrangement.
The 10% entry is at the low end of what Dubai off-plan projects typically ask at signing. The absence of a post-handover plan means the full balance lands at delivery. For a project that is likely already completed, that point has effectively arrived.