Hiking trails, roaming gazelles, car-free driveways: 5 reasons to live in Dubai Expo City – News

Sustainable villas and townhouses overlook a nature reserve and lake that create a unique topography

Dubai Expo City launched Expo Valley Phase I and Expo Center – Its new residential developments will redefine urban living in smart, sustainable, people-centred cities of the future.Construction of the project has already started and the developer plans to Complete the first phase of the project until January 2026.

Great effort has been put into the planning stage as the developer has carefully considered providing quality living and building buildings using high standards of sustainable materials. But what makes living in Dubai Expo City unique?

The community will feature wadi between residential units. The kilometer-long wadi will feature a variety of landscapes and topography, including bodies of water and rocky terrain, that residents will be able to hike within the community. The wadi will create a microclimate, reduce temperatures and provide a natural buffer against noise and dust.

Construction on the project has already begun, and the developer plans to complete the first phase of the project by January 2026. Residents will be able to view native wildlife within the community and witness gazelles roaming the surrounding area.

Ahmed Al Khatib, chief development and delivery officer at Dubai Expo City, said the terrain of the land design is known as the Folded Earth. When a resident sits on the terrace, he/she can enjoy the view as far as the eye can see without any view blocking or blocking by buildings.

Featuring car-free lanes and dedicated tracks for bikes and electric scooters, Expo Valley is a community of recreational, educational and wellness opportunities. The entire road network will be underground. Residents will have access to Expo City’s major attractions through pedestrian, bicycle and autonomous vehicle corridors.

Expo Valley combines care for the planet with the health, well-being and happiness of its residents. Its stylish, sustainable villas and townhouses overlook nature reserves, lakes and wadis. Its unique topography creates a microclimate that lowers temperatures and provides a natural buffer against noise and dust.