
The Edit at D3
Dubai Design District
Starting from
AED 2,000,000
Ref no: PH0206

Off Plan
Starting Price AED 2.7M
About The Project
City Walk Crestlane 4 in City Walk is planned as a place where water, light and city energy are all part of daily life rather than just the brochure story. Developed by Meraas, it brings together one to four bedroom apartments and duplexes in a pair of mid rise towers that look directly over a lagoon. The idea is that you can step out of your front door and feel both the rhythm of City Walk and the calm of a waterfront setting, without having to choose one or the other.
Inside, the homes are laid out for people who want modern spaces that still feel warm and liveable. Apartments come with terraces that draw you towards the views, while duplexes offer private elevator access and double height living areas, so the main room feels more like a loft than a standard flat. Natural light, large openings and simple, clear lines are the common thread, giving each home a sense of openness while still allowing for cosy corners where you can read, work or simply switch off.
The architecture follows the same thinking. City Walk Crestlane Phase 4 by Meraas uses mid rise forms rather than extreme height, enclosing landscaped walkways and water features that slide between the buildings. The towers rise to ground plus twelve levels in one wing and ground plus ten in the other, which keeps the scale human while still lifting you high enough to enjoy park and water views. From the outside you read strong, modern lines. Once you move closer, the focus shifts to greenery, reflections and the way the buildings frame the lagoon.
Entrances are tall and deliberately impressive, leading you into lobbies that are filled with light. These spaces are intended to set the tone for the rest of the development, with a feeling of visual openness, long sight lines and a soft transition from the city outside to the quieter residential world inside. From there, lifts take you up to the apartments and duplexes, and the layout of the corridors and lift cores is designed so that you always have a sense of where you are in relation to the water and the landscaped areas.
The overall design concept returns again and again to openness and connection. Community centres, terrace lounges, health and fitness zones and outdoor decks are arranged so that indoor and outdoor spaces flow into one another rather than feeling like separate zones. From a practical point of view that means you can move from your apartment to a terrace, a gym, or a lounge without losing sight of the lagoon or the greenery. It is less about grand gestures and more about making sure that the views and natural light are part of your everyday routine.
Leisure and wellbeing are treated with the same care as the architecture. The training studio comes with serious cardio and strength equipment, backed by a panoramic water outlook so you are not staring at a blank wall while you run or lift. The yoga studio has glazing that opens onto the lagoon view as well, turning a simple stretch or breathing session into something that feels more connected to the outside. A community lounge brings the comfort of an indoor living room together with glass walls and sunken seating that look out over the water, creating a natural place to meet, read or work quietly.
Across the development, the balance between activity and calm is deliberate. Some residents will head to the training studio first thing in the morning, others will prefer a slower start on a terrace or down by the water, and the layout allows for both. Landscaped walkways and water features running between the buildings give you easy routes for a short stroll, and the wider lagoon facing setting means that even when you are at home you are always aware of the wider City Walk environment around you.
In terms of structure, the project stays clear and simple. City Walk Crestlane 4 is planned as a two tower development with around two hundred and one homes, offering a mix of apartment and duplex layouts that start at about seven hundred and ninety square feet and reach up to nearly six thousand nine hundred square feet for the largest duplexes. Starting prices from around AED 2.8 million set the entry point, and a seventy five twenty five payment plan is in place, with handover scheduled for April 2030. Expected rental returns in the region of six to eight per cent underline the idea that City Walk Crestlane 4 in City Walk is not only a place to live but also a considered play in one of Dubai’s most recognisable urban districts.

1 - 4
Bedroom Types
75/25
Payment Plan
2028
Handover
785 - 6,129 sqft
Unit Sizes
Gallery
Amenities
Prime Position
Key Distances
About Community
City Walk has grown into one of Dubai’s most distinctive urban neighbourhoods, and City Walk Crestlane 4 in City Walk slots directly into that setting. The wider destination combines more than one million square feet of retail, dining and leisure, so stepping out of the building can mean anything from a quiet coffee to a day of shopping or an evening at a restaurant. Streets are walkable and designed for people as much as for cars, which makes it easier to treat the area as your local town centre rather than just another mall driven stop.
Location is one of the key strengths here. Residents live within easy reach of DIFC, Downtown Dubai and Jumeirah Beach, with important road links tying City Walk to the rest of the city’s business and leisure districts. That means commutes can be kept manageable, and weekend plans do not require long drives. The lagoon facing position of Crestlane 4 adds another layer, because you get the benefit of water views and quieter pockets within a neighbourhood that is otherwise known for its energy and movement.
For people looking at long term value, the mix of lifestyle, connectivity and clear identity makes City Walk a natural focus. End users appreciate having retail, entertainment and parks on their doorstep, while investors understand the appeal this holds for tenants who want urban living without feeling sealed inside a glass tower. In that context, a water facing, design led scheme like City Walk Crestlane 4 gives you a specific address within a district that is already established, yet still evolving as one of Dubai’s key inner city communities.

Flexible Payments
20%
BOOKING
55%
CONSTRUCTION
25%
HANDOVER
| Percentage | Description | Cumulative |
|---|---|---|
| 20% | On booking | 20% |
| 55% | During construction | 75% |
| 25% | On handover | 100% |
Common Questions
The Developer
Meraas is one of Dubai's established master development brands, with a track record that extends beyond individual residential buildings into complete urban and waterfront destinations. Established in 2007, the business originally operated as a diversified Dubai holding company with interests spanning real estate, hospitality, leisure, retail and entertainment.
Its corporate position changed significantly in 2020 when Meraas became part of Dubai Holding. Today, the brand operates within Dubai Holding Real Estate, the group's integrated property platform that also brings together Nakheel and Dubai Properties. This structure gives Meraas access to the wider group's land, infrastructure and development capabilities while retaining its own identity in the market.
His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum is Chairman of Dubai Holding, while Khalid Al Malik serves as Managing Director of Dubai Holding and Chief Executive Officer of Dubai Holding Real Estate. Meraas therefore forms part of a much larger institutional property business rather than operating as a standalone privately owned developer.
Its influence on Dubai is particularly visible in destinations such as City Walk, Bluewaters, La Mer and Jumeira Bay. These schemes illustrate an approach built around placemaking, where residential buildings sit alongside retail, hospitality, public spaces, dining and leisure rather than functioning as isolated housing.
Waterfront real estate has become an important part of that identity. Bluewaters created a residential and leisure island opposite Jumeirah Beach Residence, while Jumeira Bay established a highly private island setting connected directly to Jumeirah. Port de La Mer brought low rise Mediterranean influenced residences to the city's coastline.
Meraas has also expanded into suburban family communities. Nad Al Sheba Gardens and The Acres demonstrate a different side of the business, centred on villas, landscaping and lower density neighbourhoods rather than central urban apartments.
Its luxury credentials have been strengthened through selected international collaborations. At Jumeira Bay, Meraas developed Bulgari Resort and Residences Dubai in collaboration with Bulgari, with architecture and design by ACPV Architects Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel. More recent Bulgari residences on the island continue this long running relationship.
City Walk remains one of the clearest examples of Meraas's approach to urban development. The district combines apartments, retail, restaurants and pedestrian focused public spaces close to Downtown Dubai and Jumeirah. Central Park introduced a greener residential component, while the newer City Walk Crestlane phases add waterside apartments and duplexes to the master plan.
The continued expansion of City Walk shows how Meraas revisits established destinations rather than treating completion as the end of their evolution. New residential phases are being incorporated into neighbourhoods where infrastructure and lifestyle facilities are already operating.
Dubai Design District has become another important focus. Atélis introduced Meraas residences to d3, followed by The Edit at Dubai Design District. The latter comprises three waterfront towers with apartments and penthouses, extending Meraas into a district already associated with fashion, architecture and the creative industries.
Madinat Jumeirah Living continues to grow through new residential releases including Nourelle. The wider community occupies a prominent position opposite Burj Al Arab and has developed into one of Meraas's principal low rise apartment destinations, combining contemporary homes with landscaped pedestrian routes and a distinctly residential character.
At the upper end of the market, Solaya at La Mer is a collection of beachfront residences being developed under the Meraas brand through a collaboration between Dubai Holding and Brookfield. Its nine buildings reinforce the company's focus on highly limited coastal addresses while introducing an international institutional partner into the scheme.
Jumeirah Residences Emirates Towers takes Meraas back into the heart of the city. Located beside the established Emirates Towers complex, the residences combine Meraas's development role with services associated with Jumeirah, another Dubai Holding business. This creates a hospitality influenced residential proposition without confusing the roles of developer and service brand.
Meraas off plan projects now range from family villas and established master communities to waterfront apartments and ultra luxury residences. That breadth reflects how far the business has evolved from its early mixed use destinations. Meraas properties for sale remain closely associated with prime Dubai locations, strong master planning and residential environments that combine homes with a wider sense of place.

Dubai Design District
Starting from
AED 2,000,000
Ref no: PH0206

Madinat Jumeirah Living
Starting from
AED 3,680,000
Ref no: PH0161

La Mer
Starting from
AED 14,200,000
Ref no: PH0153
