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Majan sits in Dubailand along Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311). It borders Al Barari, Living Legends, and Global Village, and covers more than 15.6 million square feet. Tameer Investment Holding and Mozn Real Estate Company developed the area, with a mix of low-rise and mid-rise buildings around gardens, fountains, and open squares.
The community is laid out in clusters of apartment towers, with more off-plan projects coming through. Different parts of Majan are anchored by names like Binghatti Skyflame, Samana Barari Views, and Madison Residences.
For day-to-day shopping, Midtown Central Shopping Mall Majan serves the area, while the quieter pockets near Al Barari lead toward walking paths and family parks.
If you're buying for the first time, renting long-term, or looking for a practical family base, Majan makes sense. You'll find studios, one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, and the freehold status matters if you're an overseas buyer looking for an entry-level Dubai property with room to grow.
Prices of properties for sale in Majan range from AED 450K to AED 178.78M, with a median of AED 1.1M. A total of 1,580 listings are available. 703 properties have been listed for sale in Majan over the past 30 days. Across all listings, 41% are verified and 49% are listed by SuperAgents.
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Barari Gate, Majan, Dubai
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Binghatti Titania, Majan, Dubai
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Tulip Oasis 11, Majan, Dubai
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ARAS Residence, Majan, Dubai
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Al Ghurair Residences 5, Majan, Dubai
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Divine Al Barari, Majan, Dubai
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Binghatti Skyflame 1, Binghatti Skyflame, Majan, Dubai
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Jade Tower, Majan, Dubai
6,249 sale transactions were recorded in Majan over the past 12 months, marking a 119.4% increase YoY.
The data displayed is based on average prices and sizes of all in Majan.
See all TransactionsDaily errands are pretty straightforward here. Midtown Central Majan Mall, Life pharmacy, and a run of cafes and grocery shops sit at the center of the community, so you won't need to leave the area for the basics.
You can grab a quick bite at Noor Halab Cafeteria, pick up groceries at Foodsco or Gala, and still keep bigger weekend plans easy since Global Village is about an eight-minute drive and Cityland Mall is about a nine to ten-minute drive.
The mix of low-rise buildings, parks, and ground-floor retail means a lot of the week can be handled on foot, while drivers can get onto Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road quickly for anything farther out.
Noor Halab cafeteria sits right by central Majan, reachable in under a minute by car or on foot, and works well for quick shawarma and Levantine bites. Zeeko restaurant is about a two-minute drive and gives residents a simple sit-down option.
The Swiss cafe is roughly a minute's drive or a brisk walk from most buildings, and it's a dependable stop for coffee and pastries. MSK Cafe is about three minutes by car near The Haven II and is a regular pick for weekend breakfasts.
Tea Power cafeteria and Tudo Cafe are both within a couple of minutes by car, serving tea, sandwiches, and light meals. If you want a few more options, Purple Fork and Costa Coffee are about two minutes' drive toward the Forum Residences side.
Majan has an American- and British-leaning school setup. There are limited schools within a 5 km radius, and families usually compare those with campuses in nearby Arabian Ranches and Dubailand.
Tuition across the nearby choices sits in the mid to upper range, so your decision often comes down to curriculum, commute, and budget rather than a long list of local campuses.
GEMS Winchester School is roughly a five-minute drive from Majan and follows a British curriculum from FS1 through Year 13. Fees are at the more affordable end of the GEMS network, which helps explain why it's a popular option across Dubailand.
| School name | Curriculum | Fee range | Distance | KHDA rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Victory Heights Primary School City of Arabia LLC | UK | 40K - 57K | 1.6 km | Not inspected yet |
| GEMS Winchester School | UK | 20K - 38K | 2.0 km | Good |
Majan runs along Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) in Dubailand, with Al Ain Road (E66) close by. Arabian Ranches 3, Al Barari, and Dubai Digital Park are all easy to reach, and that road access is one of the area's biggest practical advantages.
Public transport is the weak point. There's no metro station inside the community, so most residents rely on cars, taxis, and ride-hailing apps like Careem and Uber, while feeder buses connect the area to the wider network.
Majan connects straight to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) and Al Ain Road (E66), with Emirates Road giving you another route toward Sharjah and the northern emirates.
Parking is usually manageable. Residents generally get dedicated bays in apartment podiums, and there's open surface parking around the townhouse and villa clusters. Visitor spaces line the side streets, though they tend to fill up in the evenings near the busier restaurants and salons.
Sidewalks run along the main internal roads, which helps for short walks to shops and cafes. Cyclists usually stick to the quieter loops inside Majan because the surrounding highways aren't cycle-friendly.
From Majan, Midtown Central Majan mall is about three minutes by car. Cityland Mall and Global Village are roughly a nine to ten minute drive, Downtown Dubai and the Burj Khalifa area are about 20 to 25 minutes via E311, JBR and Palm Jumeirah are closer to 25 to 30 minutes, Dubai International Airport is around 25 minutes, and Sharjah is about 35 to 40 minutes depending on traffic.
Majan is really quiet, that's what I like most about it. Getting out is easy, you're right on SMBZ Road so getting to Downtown or Global Village doesn't take long. The area is well kept, roads and landscaping are clean and the buildings here are generally well managed. Good for families too, quiet roads inside the community, play areas for the kids and supermarkets nearby. The restaurants around are nice, just not many of them yet, but more are opening as the area grows.
a month ago
Majan is really quiet, that's what I like most about it. Getting out is easy, you're right on SMBZ Road so getting to Downtown or Global Village doesn't take long. The area is well kept, roads and landscaping are clean and the buildings here are generally well managed. Good for families too, quiet roads inside the community, play areas for the kids and supermarkets nearby. The restaurants around are nice, just not many of them yet, but more are opening as the area grows.
a month ago
Al Rabia Tower is Very peaceful area .Maintenance is easy to call inclusive with Gym and Swimming pool with 8-5 pm life saving guard .It has restaurant .Mini super market salon at ground and 2 play area for the kids and Mini park also however there is no access /nearby bus yet u have to ride taxi and own cars /rental
3 years ago
Been living at Sherena Residence for the past 3 years plus, Majan neighbourhood itself is a great place to live and raise a family. You got all the facilities you need around you at your disposal, and with good traffic conditions, you can get anywhere you want in 20 minutes. My only complain of the building would be the thin walls, but apart from that; all is great and especially the Pool.
3 years ago
amazing project , good location , very good quality with huge sizes & easy payment plan
5 years ago
Majan mostly offers low-rise and mid-rise apartment buildings, plus a smaller villa pocket near Al Barari and Living Legends. Most of the stock is studios and one- or two-bedroom apartments, and the off-plan pipeline keeps growing through developers such as Binghatti, Samana, Vincitore, ARAS Group, and Siroya.
Prices generally sit below Al Barari and Living Legends. They also tend to track lower than Dubai Silicon Oasis and Jumeirah Village Circle, while staying close to Arjan and Dubai Sports City.
Apartments make up most of Majan, with layouts from studios to three-bedroom homes. Sizes start at about 370 sq ft in smaller studios and go past 1,800 sq ft in larger three-bedroom units.
At the entry end, Binghatti Skyflame 1 and Binghatti Skyflame 2 offer studios for sale in Majan from AED 540K, while one- and two-bedroom homes reach about AED 2.5M. Those projects also include high-floor units, DLD waivers, and 40:60 payment plans. Binghatti Vintage and Binghatti Titania studios start at around AED 500K, and one-bedrooms near AED 1.05M.
If private plunge pools matter to you, Samana Barari Views, Samana Barari Views 2, Samana Barari Heights, and Samana Barari Lagoons are the names to look at. For larger one- and two-bedroom layouts with closed kitchens, Tulip Oasis 9 and Tulip Oasis 10 are a better fit.
Typical amenities in Majan's buildings include pools, gyms, kids' play areas, covered parking, and 24-hour security.
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Majan works well for families and remote workers who want reasonably priced apartments near parks, playgrounds, and a growing mix of cafes and small restaurants, plus quick access to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) for the rest of Dubai. It's less practical if you depend on public transport every day, because the nearest bus stop is in neighboring Liwan and there's no metro station inside the community, so a car or regular taxis are almost essential.
Majan can appeal to buyers looking for yield, with apartment prices ranging from around AED 390K to AED 179M and a median near AED 1.1M across ready and off-plan stock.
Newer towers like Binghatti Skyflame, Binghatti Vintage, Samana Barari Heights, and Rabdan Gates have attracted strong off-plan demand, while established buildings such as Sherena Residence, Al Rabia Tower, and Tulip Oasis 10 offer ready units for immediate leasing.
Returns vary a lot by building, floor, and unit type, so compare specific listings before committing.
Majan is a freehold community, so residents and overseas buyers can own apartments, townhouses, villas, land, and commercial units outright. You'll find both ready and off-plan properties for sale in Majan.
Majan sits somewhere between Arjan and Dubai Silicon Oasis. Arjan is closer to Miracle Garden and has a denser run of newer towers. Dubai Silicon Oasis is a larger mixed-use district with its own tech park, schools, and villa pockets. Majan usually feels quieter, with more low-rise and mid-rise blocks around Al Barari and Living Legends, and prices that often come in lower than both neighbors on a per-square-foot basis.
Midtown Central Majan Mall handles everyday shopping inside the community, and there are roughly 20 restaurants and several cafes in the area, including Purple Fork, Zeeko, Costa, Terracotta, and The Farm at Al Barari.
Global Village is about an eight-minute drive, IMG Worlds of Adventure is about a 14-minute drive, and Dubai Miracle Garden is about a 15-minute drive on E311, so weekends are easy to plan without going far.
