Central Park Plaza by Meraas

Central Park Plaza is a residential project by Meraas at Central Park in City Walk, Dubai, made up of two towers (Tower A and Tower B) with 212 residences and no retail. It offers 1 to 4 bedroom apartments, 4 bedroom townhouses and 5 bedroom penthouses, and Meraas describes it as the final, most premium phase of apartments at Central Park.

Central Park Plaza is in City Walk, off Al Wasl Road in central Dubai. According to the Meraas brochure for the project, City Walk is a 2 minute walk away, Sheikh Zayed Road a 2 minute drive, Dubai Mall and Jumeirah Beach about 10 minutes by car each, and Dubai International Airport (DXB) about 20 minutes.

Central Park Plaza offers six unit types: 1 bedroom apartments of 875 to 880 sq ft (81 to 82 sq m), 2 bedroom apartments of 1,280 to 1,870 sq ft (119 to 174 sq m), 3 bedroom apartments of 2,235 to 2,730 sq ft (208 to 254 sq m), 4 bedroom apartments of 2,803 to 2,917 sq ft (260 to 271 sq m), 4 bedroom townhouses of 5,747 to 5,756 sq ft (534 to 535 sq m) and 5 bedroom penthouses of 7,210 to 9,445 sq ft (670 to 877 sq m). Meraas describes the penthouses as 3-storey homes.

Prices start from AED 2.73M ≈ USD 743K for a 1 bedroom apartment. Starting prices by type are AED 3.76M (USD 1.02M) for 2 bedroom apartments, AED 7.09M (USD 1.93M) for 3 bedroom apartments, AED 12.43M (USD 3.38M) for 4 bedroom apartments, AED 19.50M (USD 5.31M) for 4 bedroom townhouses and AED 31.72M (USD 8.64M) for 5 bedroom penthouses. Meraas prices each unit individually by size, floor and view, and the list can change as inventory is released and sold.

Handover at Central Park Plaza is expected in Q3 2027. The towers are currently under construction, and progress against RERA inspection data is tracked in the Central Park Plaza construction updates guide.

Meraas launched Central Park Plaza on a 70/30 plan: 20% on booking plus the 4% DLD registration fee, five instalments of 10% each in March 2024, September 2024, March 2025, September 2025 and March 2026, and the final 30% on handover in July 2027. Every dated instalment before handover has already fallen due, so the launch schedule does not describe the terms of a purchase made today; Meraas confirms the applicable payment terms, including the amount due at booking, in the SPA.

The main additional cost is the 4% DLD registration fee, calculated on the purchase price and paid to the Dubai Land Department at registration rather than into the project escrow account. Any administrative registration charges are itemised by Meraas in the booking paperwork. Buying through me adds no advisory fee, because the commission is paid by the developer.

Yes. Central Park Plaza is freehold and open to buyers of all nationalities, whether or not they live in the UAE.

Yes, on price. Every unit type at Central Park Plaza starts above the AED 2M ≈ USD 545K property investment threshold for the 10-year UAE Golden Visa, including the 1 bedroom apartments from AED 2.73M. The property value recorded for the unit must itself be at least AED 2M, and the Central Park Plaza Golden Visa guide sets out the eligibility steps for off-plan buyers.

Payments for Central Park Plaza are made into the project's DLD-registered escrow account held with Emirates NBD and are released to the developer only against verified construction progress, a framework regulated by the Dubai Land Department. The Central Park Plaza escrow account guide explains how the account works and how buyers can verify it.

Yes. Reservation, SPA signing and DLD registration can all be completed remotely, and I manage the process end to end with Meraas on your behalf. Each stage of a remote purchase is documented in my Dubai real estate guide library.

The Meraas brochure shows a premium lobby, lounge, work and fitness spaces at Central Park Plaza. Residents also live within Central Park at City Walk, whose facilities Meraas lists as pools and water play areas, a kids' play area, a running track, a dog park, multi-use games and sports lawns, tennis and squash courts, halfcourt basketball, a skateable landscape, games tables, an outdoor gym and fitness station, a spa and sauna, yoga and meditation areas, dining outlets and retail stores, function rooms, a nursery, an events area, picnic pavilions and outdoor barbeque areas. These park facilities serve the wider Central Park community rather than this building alone.