
Expo Valley Views
Expo City
Starting from
AED 1,590,000
Ref no: PH0437

Off Plan
Starting Price AED 1.67M
About The Project
Dana at Expo Valley Views is an off plan phase within Expo City Dubai, planned for buyers who want a greener setting and a calmer routine, but still need the city close. Dana at Expo Valley Views in Expo City Dubai is laid out around outdoor space, shaded routes, and a neighbourhood feel that leans more valley than skyline. The promise is not “more stuff”, it is more ease, places to walk, places to pause, and a home that feels settled even when the week gets busy.
Homes are planned as 1 bedroom apartments, 2 bedroom apartments, and 3 bedroom apartments, with unit sizes stated from 890 to 1,908 square feet. Starting from AED 1.67M, the payment plan is 75/25, and handover is listed for 2029, with October 2029 also referenced for completion. Freehold ownership is stated as available to local and international buyers.
The building is set out as a 13 storey mid rise, finished in gentle earth tones with broad glazing and a clean frontage. The idea is simple, let natural light do its thing, keep the layouts open, and make the outside feel close, even when you are indoors. The wider community is also presented as low rise and mid rise in character, which usually means a more grounded atmosphere than a dense cluster of tall towers.
Outdoor planning is where the concept becomes easier to picture. The notes talk about buildings placed to take in green areas and serene walking paths, with shaded walkways running through the neighbourhood. A central swimming lagoon is described as running through the heart of the community, and mountain pool features are also mentioned. If you like the idea of water and greenery being part of the everyday view, that is clearly part of what this phase is aiming to deliver.
Wellness is treated as part of the plan, not a side note. Pools, shaded walkways and yoga terraces are all specifically mentioned. The text also refers to mindful living and touches of natural material use in interiors, so the tone is meant to feel warm and calm rather than glossy. There is no detailed materials list in the information provided, but the direction is clear, a contemporary home that stays easy on the eye and comfortable to live in.
Dana is framed within a bigger story too. Expo Valley Views is described as the next chapter in Expo City Dubai’s sustainable living narrative, with contemporary homes inspired by the natural rhythm of the valley, keeping architecture, landscape and light in balance. Sustainability is part of that language, with alignment to Net Zero 2050 ambitions and a human centric neighbourhood theme. Your notes also mention sustainable design elements that support greener living, which fits the way Expo City Dubai is presented overall.
Expo City Dubai itself is described as a forward thinking urban community at the centre of Dubai’s future, building on strategic location and strong connectivity. The master plan is described as a lynchpin between Dubai Exhibition Centre, Al Maktoum International Airport and Jebel Ali Port, linked to Dubai’s Economic Agenda (D33). For an off plan buyer, that wider context matters, it suggests the district has purpose and infrastructure around it, not only marketing language.
In practical terms, the purchase basics are already set out. The starting price is AED 1.67M, the plan is 75/25, and the timeline points to 2029, with October 2029 also referenced. The homes are one to three bedroom apartments, sized from 890 to 1,908 square feet. Put together, Dana at Expo Valley Views in Expo City Dubai is presented as apartments for sale with a nature led community plan, water features at the centre, and a calmer daily rhythm built into the layout.

1 - 3
Bedroom Types
75/25
Payment Plan
2029
Handover
890 - 1,908 sqft
Unit Sizes
Gallery
Amenities
Prime Position
Key Distances
About Community
Expo City Dubai is described as a forward thinking urban community planned around connectivity and long term relevance, with people at its core. Dana at Expo Valley Views in Expo City Dubai sits within that wider environment, where the district identity is tied to sustainable living and a future focused approach.
The master plan context in your notes is specific. Expo City Dubai is described as a link between Dubai Exhibition Centre, Al Maktoum International Airport and Jebel Ali Port, supporting Dubai’s Economic Agenda (D33). That positioning gives the area a clear role in the city, and it helps explain why it is framed as a location built for long term activity rather than a quiet pocket with no surrounding ecosystem.
Expo Valley Views is described as contemporary homes inspired by the natural rhythm of the valley, with architecture, landscape and light meant to work together. In the details you provided, that translates into shaded walkways, pools and yoga terraces, green areas, and a calmer layout that encourages outdoor movement. With alignment to Net Zero 2050 ambitions and a human centric neighbourhood theme, the area is presented as a place where the environment and the daily routine are meant to feel more balanced.

Flexible Payments
10%
BOOKING
60%
CONSTRUCTION
5%
HANDOVER
25%
POST-HANDOVER
| Percentage | Description | Cumulative |
|---|---|---|
| 10% | On booking | 10% |
| 60% | During construction | 70% |
| 5% | On handover | 75% |
| 25% | Post handover | 100% |
Common Questions
The Developer
Expo City Dubai is a government backed master planned district occupying the site created for Expo 2020 Dubai. Rather than dismantling the World Expo infrastructure after the event, Dubai retained major landmarks, transport links and public spaces and began transforming the area into a permanent place to live, work, visit and establish businesses. Expo City officially opened on 1 October 2022.
The wider destination is overseen by Expo City Dubai Authority, which was established under Law No. 14 of 2022. His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum serves as Chairman of the Authority, while Her Excellency Reem Al Hashimy is its Chief Executive Officer. Ahmed Al Khatib leads development and delivery activities as Chief Development and Delivery Officer.
Residential real estate forms one part of a much broader urban strategy. Expo City also accommodates offices, cultural attractions, education, events, hospitality, public spaces and the Dubai Exhibition Centre, alongside retained Expo landmarks including Al Wasl Plaza, Terra and Alif.
Its residential programme began in 2023 with Expo Valley and Expo Central. From the outset, the emphasis was placed on lower environmental impact, walkability, greenery and neighbourhoods where everyday amenities can be reached without relying entirely on cars. Expo Valley introduced villas and townhouses within a landscape incorporating a nature reserve, lake and wadi, while Expo Central brought apartment living closer to the original Expo site.
That strategy expanded considerably after a new master plan was approved in 2024. The 3.5 square kilometre plan is designed to accommodate more than 35,000 residents and 40,000 professionals across Expo Downtown, Expo Business, Expo Hills, Expo Valley and Expo Fields. It also places the district within Dubai's wider southern growth corridor, close to Al Maktoum International Airport, Jebel Ali Port and the expanding Dubai Exhibition Centre.
This makes Expo City Dubai different from a conventional gated residential community. Homes are being introduced alongside employment districts, major events infrastructure, Metro connectivity and commercial growth, with the long term intention of creating one of the principal urban centres identified within the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan.
Expo Valley was one of the first residential districts launched under the Expo City Dubai master plan. Its initial phases introduced villas, semi detached homes and townhouses, followed by more defined neighbourhoods including Shamsa Townhouses, Yasmina Villas and Maha Villas. The district is intentionally lower density, with homes arranged around natural landscaping and recreational spaces rather than a conventional urban street grid.
Maha Villas at Expo Valley represents the more spacious end of this offering, with five bedroom homes designed around privacy and the surrounding nature reserve.
Apartment living has developed in parallel. Mangrove Residences was the first cluster launched within Expo Central and consists of three residential towers near Al Wasl Plaza and Jubilee Park. The community includes apartments, larger loft style homes and townhouses, and handovers began from 2026.
LuxuryProperty.com features Mangrove Residences at Expo City Dubai for clients considering apartment and townhouse options within the central district.
Sky Residences followed Mangrove, while Sidr Residences expanded the apartment pipeline around the centre of Expo City. Sidr is positioned within Expo Downtown, close to major architectural landmarks, with handover scheduled from late 2027.
More recent activity reflects the enlarged master plan. Expo Fields now incorporates residential concepts including Al Waha Signature Residences, while Expo Valley continues to grow beyond its original villa neighbourhoods.
The newest major residential chapter is Expo Valley Views. This off plan apartment community extends the nature led character of Expo Valley into one, two and three bedroom residences, with completion scheduled for October 2029. It indicates that Expo City is increasingly mixing apartment living with the greener, lower density qualities originally associated with its villa districts.
Expo City Dubai off plan projects therefore span apartments, townhouses, villas and residential plots rather than a single property type. The greater distinction is the master plan itself: new homes are being introduced into an existing destination with Metro infrastructure, international event venues and established landmarks while the surrounding business and residential districts continue to expand.

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