
The Greens and The Views are Emaar's original mid-rise sweet spot: leafy apartment enclaves beside Emirates Golf Club, loved by professionals for the walkable, settled feel newer districts lack. The Views adds golf-and-lake outlooks at a premium to the Greens' courtyard calm. It suits end-users and steady landlords; tenant renewal rates here are among Dubai's best. It doesn't suit buyers chasing new-build spec. What to watch: low-rise density means limited stock, well-priced units move fast. , Equity Edge analyst note
Emirates Living's apartment district, wrapped around the fairways and lakes of the Emirates Golf Club. Mature, leafy and walkable, a rare established mid-rise pocket with golf-course views, minutes from Dubai Marina, Internet City and the Montgomerie course.
| Layout | Median rent, a year | Ejari contracts |
|---|---|---|
| Studio apartment | AED 60K | 191 |
| 1 bed apartment | AED 85K | 1,581 |
| 2 bed apartment | AED 130K | 1,198 |
| 3 bed apartment | AED 180K | 748 |
| 4 bed or larger apartment | AED 213K | 88 |
Every one has its own page with sold prices by bedroom count, straight from the registry. Every tower, by community →
The median registered sale price for a The Greens & The Views apartment is AED 1.95M (458 DLD-registered sales, 12 months to Nov 2026), or AED 1,850/sqft. The median 1-bedroom sold for AED 1.5M.
The median registered apartment rent is AED 112K/year across 3,806 Ejari contracts in Al Thanyah Third, the Ejari area The Greens and The Views shares with The Hills (12 months to Nov 2026). These are registered contracts, not asking prices.
5.7% gross, median registered rent in Al Thanyah Third, the Ejari area The Greens and The Views shares with The Hills divided by median registered sale price, both from the trailing 12 months. Asking-price yields quoted elsewhere usually flatter; this is the registered number.
Same neighbourhood, two tiers: The Greens is courtyard mid-rises at the entry point; The Views faces the golf course and canal with larger layouts and better outlooks at a 15-25% premium. Both share the community’s retail and lakes.
Walkability, trees, the golf-course border and a genuine neighbourhood feel, rare in apartment Dubai. For landlords that means lower vacancy and steadier renewals than the flashier districts; the rent medians above show the stability.
Early-2000s stock, generally well-managed under Emaar-heritage owners’ associations. Renovated units command clear premiums, and the district’s scarcity of new supply protects values, nothing new can be built inside it.
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