What is being built near you
Major projects and regeneration zones near any area, with timelines.
Distance
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Pick an area or use your location to see what is being built nearby.
Figures read from the sources on 12 November 2026. Each figure links to the page it came from.
Pick an area or share your location to see the major transport, tourism and master-plan projects nearby, with distance, status, timeline and the reported effect on prices.
How it works
Choose an area, or share your device's location, and pick a distance. The tool lists every major project and regeneration zone in the Atlas whose mapped point lies within that distance, nearest first.
Distance is measured in a straight line from the area's point to the project's nearest mapped point: a station for a rail line, the terminal for an airport, a central point for a master plan. Projects that a source names as affecting the area are always listed, even when they have no mapped point.
Each project shows its status and dated milestones as published, and any reported effect on prices as a claim, in the words and with the name of whoever made it.
Your location stays on your device. It is used only inside your browser to work out distances. It is never sent to us or anyone else, never stored and never put in a link.
Where the figures come from
- Projects and zones: official releases where they could be read (Dubai Media Office, RTA, Abu Dhabi Media Office, Wynn, Etihad Rail, Hafeet Rail), otherwise The National, Khaleej Times or Gulf News. Every milestone links to its source.
- Map points: official coordinates where published; otherwise one OpenStreetMap lookup per place, © OpenStreetMap contributors, under the Open Database Licence. Where a point stands in for a larger place, the project says so.
- Price effects: only published claims, with the publisher and the period. Several come from parties with an interest, such as developers, brokers or the transport authority.
What to keep in mind
- Straight-line distance. Driving distance is longer, and some area points are a point inside the community rather than its centre.
- Announced is not built. Opening dates are as announced or planned, and they change.
- Claims are claims. A reported price rise near a new line is what the named publisher said. The Atlas never states that a project caused a price change.
- Missing points. Some lines have no mapped stations yet, so they appear only when a source names your area.
Questions buyers ask
What is being built near Jumeirah Village Circle?
Pick Jumeirah Village Circle in the tool to see every mapped project within your chosen distance. The Dubai Metro Gold Line, announced in 2026, is one of the projects a source names as serving the area; the tool lists its status and dated milestones with links to the sources.
Does a new metro line raise property prices?
Publishers have reported rent and price rises near new lines, and the transport authority has projected rises near Blue Line stations. These are claims and forecasts by named parties, not measured effects, and the tool shows them as such.
Is my location sent anywhere?
No. If you choose to share it, your browser gives the position to this page only, the distances are worked out on your device, and nothing is sent, stored or added to the address.
How accurate are the distances?
They are straight-line distances between mapped points, rounded to a tenth of a kilometre. Area points are often a central or representative point, so treat anything under about a kilometre as approximate.
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